International Cash Management A study of the practices of Netherlands Based Companies

Abstract

An increasing amount of effort has been devoted to cash management in the Netherlands in recent years but a survey undertaken among 350 Netherlands based companies (1982–3) indicates that cash flows are generally badly managed, cash and foreign exchange being handled on the basis of ad hoc opinions rather than soundly conceived cash management policy. Improvements can be achieved through clarification of organisational problems, positioning cash management within the entire financial function of the company, and definition of the foreign exchange managers' tasks and responsibilities.

Citation

Soenen, L.A. (1985), "International Cash Management A study of the practices of Netherlands Based Companies", Management Research News, Vol. 8 No. 1, pp. 12-17. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb027855