The short term finance

Short-term finance is required to meet the working capital requirements of business.  It is required for a short period of unto one year for holding stock of raw materials and finished goods and to pay for the day-to-day expenses. There is a time gap between production and sales.  Short-term finance is required dicing this gap.  Short-term finance is knows as working capital or circulating capital. The production and sale cycle is generally completed in one year. Therefore, short-term funds are used again and again form year to year.  The amount of short-term finance required depends on the nature of business, time gap between start of production and sale of goods and volume of business.  A trading concern needs more short-term capital than a manufacturing concern. When the time gap between the stat of production and sale of goods is long, more short-terms funds are required.  A large scald firm needs moor short-term funds than a small scald firm.

Posted on 10th December 2007
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Elimination of wholesalers

Wholesales perform several useful functions and services. At the same time there is a growing demand for elimination wholesalers.
Case for Elimination
The arguments given for elimination off wholesalers are as follows:
Burden of Consumers: Wholesalers increase the cost of marketing. Their profit margin increases prices or consumers. In some cases consumers have to pay as much as 30 percent higher price due to the presence of wholesalers.
Unnecessary Hindrance: Wholesalers slow down the movement of goods form the producer to consume. If they are eliminated, the producer will be able to establish direct links with retails. Therefore, consumers will get products more quickly.

Better Alternatives: Large scale retail organizations such as departmental stores, multiple shops and consumer cooperatives can directly buy goose form produced. They offer a better alternative to wholesaler.

No Risk Bearing: Wholesales assume little risk during normal times. During strikes and lockouts also produces rather than wholesalers bear the risk of loss.
Unreliable: A wholesaler maintains his lines with a producer only when it serves his interests. As soon as he gees better terms elsewhere, he changes his loyalty to other produces.

Price Rigging: Wholesalers often push up prices by creating artificial shortage of goose. Moreover, wholesales promote only those products which give them highest profit margins.

 

Ase Against Middlemen:
People who oppose elimination f wholesalers offer the following arguments:
Relief to Manufacturers: If wholesales are eliminated produces will themselves have to distribute gods. They will not be able to concentrate fully on production. Moreover, small produces have neither the money nor the item undertake distribution of goods.
Storage of Goods; Without wholesales, producers and retails would have to maintain large stocks of goods.
Relief to Retailers: In the absence of wholesalers, retailers will have to spend time and money on collecting goods from different producers.
Risk Bearing: When wholesalers are eliminated, manufactures and retails will have to bear the risks of keeping large stocks of goods.
Financing; Wholesales make ash payments to produces and allow credit to retailers. Their elimination wood deprives boot producers and retailers of an important source of finance require for distribution of goods.
Economies of Scale: Wholesalers carry out mass distribute of goods which intern permits mass product. Elimination of wholesalers will reduce the scale of operations and economies of scale will be lost.

Posted on 5th November 2007
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Tata AMC attach with Dena bank for issue its MF products

TATA Mutual fund, one of the leading fund houses in India has singned a marketing agreement with Dena Bank, a leading public sector bank, for distributing of its mutual fund products throught selsct branches of the bank across the country. The Memorandum of understanding was exchanged between Abhay Nagar, Vice Pricedent and Head retail sales, TATA asset management LTD and T.R Chawla, GM, Dena Bank.

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Posted on 4th September 2007
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