Cash is Still King

The Survival Guide to Cash Flow Management

by Keith Checkley

AMACOM, 1999

ISBN: 9780814405598
Pages: 208

Category: Finance

In this summary you will learn

• Why cash flow is the lifeblood of business
• How a careful analysis of your business cycle can limit your exposure to a cash-flow crisis
• Why a company’s market position should not be jeopardized in a turnaround

Why you should read Cash is Still King

Keith Checkley believes in a simple premise: Cash flow is the heart of business. It is also the heart of his new book, a sequel to 1995’s Cash is King. Using a detailed and exhaustive discussion of the cash-flow cycle as his springboard, Checkley leaps into the depths of business strategy, product development and restructurings. Just when it’s all getting a bit too deep, he surfaces with penetrating case studies from companies like Dell. getAbstract recommends this book to financial and non-financial pros alike, all of whom will benefit from its succinct definitions of finance terms and its clear explanation of critical mathematic formulas. While many business and management books suffer from a lack of hard fact and applicability, Checkley gives you the numbers, or more importantly, he gives you the knowledge you need to crunch your own.

About the Author

Keith Checkley FCIB, who once held management positions at Barclays’ Bank, is an associate director of Prebon Training Services. He has written ten business books including, Finance for Framing, Finance for Small Businesses, Lending and Cash is King - A Practical Guide to Strategic Cash Management the 1995 predecessor to this book.

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