Synopsis
Improvements in working capital management will enable all organisations to create value and enhance the way they operate. According to PWC, there is €1.2tr of excess working capital tied up on balance sheets. Those who release the blockages which hide this capital will be able to boost growth and create more potential for investment.
Helen Castell is a freelance journalist and editor with nearly 20 years’ experience as a financial journalist, specialising in trade finance, commodities, energy and international […]
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