A STUDY ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CASH MANAGEMENT
International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics
Volume 116 No. 19 2017, 467-471
ISSN: 1311-8080 (printed version); ISSN: 1314-3395 (on-line version)
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A STUDY ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CASH MANAGEMENT
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S.Praveen Kumar, 2J.Pavithra, 3Veeramani T
Professor& Head, 2Assistant Professor, 3Second Year Student
Department of Management Studies, BIST, BIHER, Bharath University, Chennai
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praveenkumar@bharathuniv.ac.in
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Abstract: A study on ¡°EFFECTIVENESS OF CASH
MANAGEMENT is one of the leading port Services
companies, offering a wide range of portal services
such as cargo handling services and also provide
containers for importing and exporting the goods.
The main objective of the study is to study about the
cash management, which will prove essential for
ascertaining past and present financial position of the
study. The tool which was used for the data analysis
and interpretation is: trend analysis, ratio analysis, cash
flow statement, and method of least square.
Keywords: Cash management, working capital.
1. Introduction
The study on cash and receivables management reveals
the status of the company in the current economy.
Therefore, cash management by the company plays a
vital role in the development of the company[1-4].
2. Scope of the Study
? This study covers all the Revenues and Expenses in
the organization to evaluate its performance.
? It conveys the role of finance department in terms of
cash management.
? It takes into account the profit and loss and balance
sheet of five consecutive years
2. Objectives of the study
Primary objective: To study about the effectiveness cash
management
Secondary objectives: To analyze the trend and also
project the future cash flow in the organization.
? To find out the short term liquidity position in the
organization.
? To measure the growth of the organization in terms of
cash flow.
? To provide suggestions for improvement.
3. Research Methodology
3.1 Secondary Data
This is taken from the annual reports, websites, company
journals magazines and other sources
Research Type: The research type used for this study is
Analytical [9-15].
Table 1. Trend Analysis in (Lakhs) In Percentage
PARTICULARS
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
CASH AND BANK
100
119
129
143
120
CURRENT
LIABLITIES
SUNDRY DEBTORS
100
107
116
130
131
100
149
402
407
466
98
100
106
146
121
144
156
139
LOANS
AND 100
ADVANCES
100
CURRENT ASSET
Source: Annual Reports
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4. Interpretation
The cash and bank balance shows increasing trend of
119,128 and it reaches a high rate in 2010 as 142 and
again it decreased in the year ended 2011(16
2011(16-19).
Table 2. Least square method for projection Cash and bank balance (Amt in crores)
YEAR
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
CASH
BANK
(y)
1489
1784
1931
2134
1789
¡Æy=9135
AND DEVIATION
FROM
MID
POINT (X)
-2
-1
0
1
2
¡ÆX=0
THE FORMULA = Yc = a + bX
Since ¡ÆX=0 , a = ¡Æy = 9135 = 1827
N
5
b =¡ÆXy = 934 = 93.4
¡ÆX2
10
Substituting in Yc = A + B X
Therefore substituting x = 2012, 2013,2014,2015,2016 in
X = (x -2009)
Y = 1827 + 93.4 (x- 2009)
Projected cash and bank balances for year ended 2012
201216(amt in crores)
YEAR
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
2015-16
Xy
X2
-2994
-1784
0
2134
3578
¡ÆXy=934
4
1
0
1
4
¡ÆX
¡Æ 2=10
4.1 Interpretation
The above projection of cash and bank balance in the
organization shows a continuous growth which is
necessary for the organization and it is Rs.2201 ( in
crores) in the year ended 2013 and it increases year by
year and reaches high for the future year ending 2016 as
Rs. 2481 (in crores)[16]. This shows a good position of
the organization in the future[28-30].
future[28
5. Findings
¡ñ The trend for the cash and bank balance is growing
rapidly and reaches high in the year ended 2010 (142)
and again decreased to (119) in 2011.
¡ñ The cash from operation had been increased in the
year ended 2011 Rs.52871.9 (in lakhs) when compared to
the year ended 2010 Rs.25746.85( in lakhs) The
application of cash is more through the purchase of asset
in the year ended 2008 and 2009 as Rs.1095.43(in lakhs)
and Rs.4532.82 ( in lakhs ) respectively. This
Thi shows the
growth of the organization.
¡ñ The application of cash through the investment
purchase is also high in the year ended 2011 Rs.77115.47
(in lakhs) which shows the company is more investing.
¡ñ The projected current assets show an net increase
year by year and the values are Rs 2276 ¨C Rs.3527 that is
from 2012-2016 respectively.
¡ñ The debtors value of projection also increases year
by year and reached a high in the year 2016 (Rs.859) in
crores.
PROJECTED VALUES
2107
2201
2294
2387
2481
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¡ñ The current liabilitiesis also in a increasing trend
from the year 2012 -2016 (Rs.2377 -2946) in crores.
6. Suggestions Recommended for the Study
The current ratio in the organization is poor and it could
be improved by improving cash balance by issuing many
short tern money market instruments such as treasury
bills, commercial paper, term deposit, certified deposit,
and deposit with financial institutions. And also this
could maintain a good current ratio.
? The trend of debtor is moving in an increasing trend
and this increase indicates that there is poor management
of debtor is concern. Hence the company could adopt a
better credit policy for the customers and can have a
credit limit and also provide some terms and conditions
for the customer which shows good cash management in
the organization [20-24].
? The working capital in the organization is very low
particularly in the year ended 2010-12. Hence it could be
overcome by accelerating cash inflow by way of various
collection methods like lock- box system, electronic fund
transfer and slow down payment and debtor collection
centre¡¯s etc., This would increase the working capital in
the organization [25-27].
7. Conclusion
This project was very useful to show the financial status
of the company from the management point of view and
this evaluation provided a great deal to the management
to make decision on the regulation of the funds to
increase the business activities and also to bring profit to
the company. The future projections show a growth in all
aspects of the company.
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