PRESENTED BY
RAKESH KUMAR BARAL


EXECUTIVE SUMMERY
The major objective of the study is to proper understanding the working capital of NALCO & to suggest measures to overcome the shortfalls if any.
Funds needed for short term needs for the purpose like raw materials, payment of wages and other day to day expenses are known as working capital. Decisions relating to working capital (Current assets-Current liabilities) and short term financing are known as working capital management. It involves the relationship ....etc

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INTRODUCTION
Capital is primary need of an enterprise, for any uninterrupted productions of goods & services, an organization needs two types of assets and these are fixed assets and current assets. Capital requirements for fixed assets are estimated first then the assessment is made for the capital that would be needed to ensure smooth functioning of the enterprise.
A manufacturing company requires fund to maintain adequate size of raw material stock to en ....etc

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Indian Life Insurance Company has seen a remarkable shift since the time of establishment of the first company, Oriental Life Insurance Company in 1823. At the time of Independence and thereafter, there were more than 200 companies operating in India and not all of them on sound ethical principles. Many factors combined together to prompt the then Government to nationalize the life insurance industry in 1956 to form the Life Insurance Corporation of India.
Insurance sector was once a monopoly ....etc

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BLOCK 2. MANAGEMENT OF CORPORATE LIQUIDITY, RECEIVABLES AND INVENTORY
This unit presents to you the concepts and approaches to management of corporate liquidity, receivables and inventory.
Unit 1 highlights Liquidity management and financial flexibility. Importance of liquidity management will be explained and the liquidity management process will be discussed in a step by step way. Liquidity management strategy will be dealt with special focus to credit risk and liquidity perseverance. Various ratios related ....etc

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Submitted By
ANAND K. MALODE


INTRODUCTION
Working capital is the money and assets that business uses to finance the day to day operations that produce the goods or services supplied to customers”.
The capital required for running the day to day business activities of a firm is known as “Working Capital”. It refers to that part of total capital employed which has been invested for financing of current assets and payment of day to day expenses.
E.g.- Inventories, Debtors, Bill receivable etc.
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The Indian Life Insurance Company has seen a remarkable shift since the time of establishment of the first company, Oriental Life Insurance Company in 1823. At the time of Independence and thereafter, there were more than 200 companies operating in India and not all of them on sound ethical principles. Many factors combined together to prompt the then Government to nationalize the life insurance industry in 1956 to form the Life Insurance Corporation of India.

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INTRODUCTION
Finance:
Finance is one of the major element, which activates the overall growth of the economy. Finance is the life blood of economic activity. A well-knit finance system directly contributes to the growth of the economy. An efficient financial system calls for the effective performance of financial instruments and financial market.
Definition:
Wheeler defines “Business finance is that finance which is concerned with the acquisition and conservation of capital funds in meeting the financial n ....etc

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Introduction
1.1Introductio of the power sector
While India has made impressive progress in the Power Sector since independence, it is still striving to meet the challenge of required demand. Post independence, where new capacity has been added, demand has far outstripped the supply leading to a widening gap. According to a report by 30.09.06(MOP website) , at present there is a deficit of 12.2% in the peak hours and 8% in the total energy requirement. Even the generated power could not be fully utilized due ....etc

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