The Influence of Cash Management on Financial Performance of Private Schools in Tanzania

Johnson, F.; Pastory, Dickson

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-25998-2_65

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“…Effective cash management techniques should ensure that surplus funds are wisely invested. Short-term surpluses may be invested in financial products, considering various factors (Johnson & Pastory, 2023). The marketability and profitability of short-term investments that offer a reasonable rate of return for the risk taken should be realized.…”

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Cash Management: A Key Driver of Performance for Conventional Banks in Pakistan

Raza,

Al- Abdallat,

Shaikh

2023

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This research examines the critical influence of cash management on the financial efficacy of the conventional banking sector in Pakistan. This study represents the initial attempt to assess the influence of liquidity, debt ratio, and bank size on return on assets among five conventional banks in Pakistan. Information was obtained from audited annual reports from publicly traded banks that span from 2017 to 2021. The results indicate a significant positive correlation between liquidity and return on assets (ROA). Additionally, a significant negative association between debt ratio and ROA is examined. Furthermore, the study reveals that the size of banks exhibits a significant negative relationship with ROA. The study will provide valuable insights for financial managers, portfolio analysts, treasurers, and controllers on the practical implementation of contemporary cash management strategies.

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