This document discusses managing cash flow through basic financial reports like the balance sheet, income statement, and statement of cash flows. It emphasizes the importance of cash flow analysis and planning through tools like cash budgets and managing accounts receivable, accounts payable, and inventory. The document provides tips for entrepreneurs on finding cash, planning cash needs, collecting payments, conserving cash, and avoiding cash crunches.
This presentation goes over effective cash flow management, strategies to manage payables/receivables, budgeting tips, and online tools. Learn the basics of cash flow management and how to prepare your business for sustainable growth.
A guide to maximizing your business value through managing your cash flows in the best way.
Increasing the value of your business by hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Avoid common cash flow mistakes that destroy businesses.
All in 70 slides with straight forward and instantly applicable insights.
No need for reading a lengthy book or attending a long workshop.
Handbook for developing and refreshing your skills of cash management.
This presentation is designed to:
- clarify common confusion between profit and cash in the bank
- provide practical actions that you can immediately use in your business
- offer an example of a cash flow report that can help a business owner
Forecast Your Cashflow In 5 Steps (for CEOs, MDs and investors)Virtual FD
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‘Cash is king’ – a concept fundamentally important for businesses to understand – was the key theme that the speaker, Mr. Benny Chan, Senior Vice President of DBS SME Banking, stressed on. Benny spoke about the function of cash as the “lifeblood of the business” and as a safety net for unexpected financial situations.
He gave an in-depth explanation of the cash conversion cycle, providing business owners with a clearer understanding of how loans can assist businesses to cover financing gaps created by shortfalls in operating cash flow. Without cash, a business’ suppliers and creditors cannot be repaid, and owners face the danger of debts overwhelming the business. He also shared concrete steps that a business can take to improve its cash flow position.
Why You Should Monitor Operating Cash Flow and How to Do ItDan Bowser
Operating Cash Flow (OCF) is a practical measure of a business’ cash flow and may be the single most important metric for measuring the health of your core business operations.
Watch this with a 10-15 minute audiotrack at http://vimeo.com/novusprogram/lesson19
This lesson is focused on understanding the structure and importance of a Cash Flow Statement. The lesson covers the three main sections of a Cash Flow Statement: Operational, Financing, and Investing. The differences between the Cash Flow Statement and other financial statements are discussed, as are the relationships.
The Novus project is a combination of video tutorials designed to be used in conjunction with a free business simulation software program. The Novus Business and IT Program contains 36 business and IT training videos, covering basic finance, accounting, marketing, economics, business strategy, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Users will have an opportunity to apply the lessons in the Novus Business Simulator. Over six rounds, the user or teams will have to make decisions on capital purchases, financing, production, financing, and human resources for a microbrewery. This channel has arranged the 36 video lessons into the order in which they are meant to be used with the simulator. To watch this slideshow as a video, please go to our Vimeo page at: https://vimeo.com/novusprogram. To download our free business simulation software, please go to our SourceForge page at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/novus/.
This presentation goes over effective cash flow management, strategies to manage payables/receivables, budgeting tips, and online tools. Learn the basics of cash flow management and how to prepare your business for sustainable growth.
A guide to maximizing your business value through managing your cash flows in the best way.
Increasing the value of your business by hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Avoid common cash flow mistakes that destroy businesses.
All in 70 slides with straight forward and instantly applicable insights.
No need for reading a lengthy book or attending a long workshop.
Handbook for developing and refreshing your skills of cash management.
This presentation is designed to:
- clarify common confusion between profit and cash in the bank
- provide practical actions that you can immediately use in your business
- offer an example of a cash flow report that can help a business owner
Forecast Your Cashflow In 5 Steps (for CEOs, MDs and investors)Virtual FD
Cash is the life and blood of your business. So you should ensure you have visibility of it for (at least) the next 30 days. The alternative is to fly by the seat of your pants. Which is not recommended.
‘Cash is king’ – a concept fundamentally important for businesses to understand – was the key theme that the speaker, Mr. Benny Chan, Senior Vice President of DBS SME Banking, stressed on. Benny spoke about the function of cash as the “lifeblood of the business” and as a safety net for unexpected financial situations.
He gave an in-depth explanation of the cash conversion cycle, providing business owners with a clearer understanding of how loans can assist businesses to cover financing gaps created by shortfalls in operating cash flow. Without cash, a business’ suppliers and creditors cannot be repaid, and owners face the danger of debts overwhelming the business. He also shared concrete steps that a business can take to improve its cash flow position.
Why You Should Monitor Operating Cash Flow and How to Do ItDan Bowser
Operating Cash Flow (OCF) is a practical measure of a business’ cash flow and may be the single most important metric for measuring the health of your core business operations.
Watch this with a 10-15 minute audiotrack at http://vimeo.com/novusprogram/lesson19
This lesson is focused on understanding the structure and importance of a Cash Flow Statement. The lesson covers the three main sections of a Cash Flow Statement: Operational, Financing, and Investing. The differences between the Cash Flow Statement and other financial statements are discussed, as are the relationships.
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Managing Cash Flow
1. Managing
Cash Flow
Presented by
Laurice Hewitt
Hewitt Business Consultants, LLC
2. Basic Financial
Reports
Balance Sheet - estimates the firm's worth on a
given date; built on the accounting equation:
Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity
Income Statement - compares the firm's expenses
against its revenue over a period of time to show
its net income (or loss):
Net Income = Sales Revenue - Expenses
Statement of Cash Flows - shows the change in the
firm's working capital over a period of time by
listing the sources of funds and the uses of these
funds.
3. Basic Financial Planning
One-third of entrepreneurs run their
companies without any kind of
financial plan!
Only 11 percent of small business
owners analyze their companies’
financial statements.
4. Cash Management
Young, growing companies are “cash
sponges.”
A business can be earning a profit and be
forced to close because it runs out of cash!
Cash management – forecasting, collecting,
disbursing, investing, and planning for the
cash a company needs to operate
smoothly.
5. Causes of Cash Flow Problems Among Small Businesses
Difficulty collecting accounts 29.7%
receivable
22.8%
Seasonality of sales
Cause
Unexpected variations in 15.4%
sales
13.1%
Weak sales
0.0% 5.0% 10.0% 15.0% 20.0% 25.0% 30.0%
Percent of Business Owners
6. Cash Management
Geneva Business Bank study:
Greatest potential threat to cash flow
occurs during rapid growth.
Study: 68% of small businesses
perform no cash flow analysis at all!
First step: Understanding a company’s
cash flow cycle – the time lag between
paying suppliers for merchandise and
receiving payment from customers.
7. Five Cash Management
Roles of an
Entrepreneur
Cash Finder
Cash Planner
Cash Distributor
Cash Collector
Cash Conserver
8. The Cash Budget
A “cash map,” showing the amount
and the timing of a firm's cash
receipts and cash disbursements
over time.
Predicts the amount of cash a
company will need to operate
smoothly.
A helpful tool for visualizing the
firm's cash receipts and cash
disbursements and the resulting
cash balance.
10. Determine a Minimum
Cash Balance
Remember Goldilocks, the
Three Bears, and the
porridge:
Not too much...
Not too little...
but a cash balance that's
just right
... for you!
11. Forecast Sales
The heart of the cash budget.
Sales are ultimately transformed into cash
receipts and cash disbursements.
Prepare three sales forecasts:
Most Likely
Pessimistic
Optimistic
12. Forecast Cash
Receipts
Record all cash receipts when
actually received (i.e. the cash
method of accounting).
Determine the collection pattern for
credit sales; then add cash sales.
14. Forecast Cash
Disbursements
Key: Record cash disbursements
when you will pay them, NOT when
you incur the obligation to pay them.
15. Forecast Cash
Disbursements
Start with those disbursements that are
fixed amounts due on certain dates.
Review the business checkbook to ensure
accurate estimates.
Add a cushion to the estimate to account
for “Murphy's Law.”
Don’t know where to begin? Try making a
daily list of the items that generate cash
and those that consume it.
16. Estimate End-of-
Month Balance
Take Beginning Cash Balance...
Add Cash Receipts...
Subtract Cash Disbursements
Result is Cash Surplus or Cash
Shortage (Repay or Borrow?)
17. Benefits of Cash
Management
Increase amount and speed of cash
flowing in
Reduce the amount and speed of cash
flowing out
Develop a sound borrowing and
repayment program
Impress lenders and investors
Reduce borrowing costs by borrowing only
when necessary
18. Benefits of Cash
Management
Take advantage of money-saving
opportunities such as cash discounts
Make the most efficient use of available
cash
Finance seasonal business needs
Provide funds for expansion
Plan for investing surplus cash
19. The "Big Three" of
Cash Management
Accounts Receivable
Accounts Payable
Inventory
20. Accounts Receivable
About 90% of industrial and
wholesale sales are on credit, and
40 percent of retail sales are on
account.
Survey of small companies across a
variety of industries: 77% extend
credit to their customers.
21. Accounts Receivable
Remember: “A sale is not a sale until
you collect the money.”
The goal with accounts receivable is
to collect your company’s cash as
fast as you can.
22. Beating the Cash
Crisis
Accounts Receivable
Establish a firm credit-granting policy.
Screen credit customers carefully.
When an account becomes overdue,
take action immediately.
Add finance charges to overdue
accounts (check the law first!).
Develop a system of collecting
accounts.
Send invoices promptly.
23. Accelerating Accounts
Receivable
Ask customers to fax or e-mail orders
Send invoices when goods are
shipped
Highlight the due date on invoices
Restrict customers’ credit until past-
due bills are paid
Deposit checks and credit card
receipts daily
24. Accelerating Accounts
Receivable
Identify the top 20% of your customers
and monitor them closely
Ask customers for up-front payments
Watch for signs that a customer may
be about to declare bankruptcy
Consider using a lockbox service
Track the results of your company’s
collection efforts
25. Beating the Cash
Crisis
Accounts Receivable
Stretch out payment times as long
as possible without damaging your
credit rating.
Verify all invoices before paying
them.
Take advantage of cash discounts
(e.g., “2/10, net 30”).
26. Beating the Cash
Crisis
Accounts Payable
Negotiate the best possible
terms with your suppliers.
Be honest with creditors; avoid
the “the check is in the mail”
syndrome.
Schedule controllable cash
disbursements to come due at
different times.
27. Beating the Cash
Crisis
Inventory
Monitor it closely; it can drain a
company's cash.
Avoid inventory overbuying. It ties
up valuable cash at a zero rate of
return.
Mark down items that aren’t selling.
Schedule inventory deliveries at the
latest possible date.
Negotiate quantity discounts with
suppliers when possible.
28. Avoiding the Cash
Crunch
Consider bartering, exchanging goods and
services for other goods and services, to
conserve cash.
Trim overhead costs. For example:
Lease rather than buy
Avoid nonessential cash outlays
Negotiate fixed loan payments to coincide
with your company’s cash flow
29. Avoiding the Cash
Crunch (Continued)
Trim overhead costs. For example:
Buy used equipment
Look for simple ways to cut costs
Hire part-time employees and freelancers
Develop an internal security system
30. Avoiding the Cash
Crunch (Continued)
Trim overhead costs. For example:
Develop an internal security system
Devise a method for fighting check fraud
Change shipping terms
Switch to zero-based budgeting
Keep your business plan current
Invest surplus cash