1Research Scholar, School Of Commerce& Management, Dravidian University
2ICSSR Post Doctorial Fellow, School of Commerce & Management, Dravidian University
3Dean, School of Commerce & Management, Dravidian University
Online published on 15 March, 2019.
Working capital is characteristically witnessed as “lifeblood” of a corporation of its “the cash required for carrying on regular actions of a corporation. The management of current assets is as good as to it of fastened assets within the sense that in each cases a firm analysis their effects on its impact and risk. The management of fastened and current assets, however, differs in three imperative ways: initial, in managing fastened assets, time is extremely necessary factor; consequently, discounting and change of integrity techniques play a major role in capital budgeting and a minor one within the management of current assets. Second, the large holding of current assets, particularly money, strengthens the corporations liquidity position (and scale back risk ness), however additionally reduces the profitableness.
Working Capital, Current Assets, Corporation's Liquidity Position Back-drop