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Exhibit 21.3 Potential Conduits for Moving Funds from Subsidiary to Parent
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International dividend policy now incorporates tax considerations, political risk, and foreign exchange risk, as well as a return for business guidance and technology.
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Exhibit 21.5 Days Working Capital for Selected U.S. and European Technology Hardware and Equipment Firms
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Efficient cash management aims to reduce cash tied up unnecessarily in the system, without diminishing profit or increasing risk, so as to increase the rate of return on invested assets.
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Exhibit 21.9 Calculation of Trident Intrasubsidiary Net Obligations (thousands of U.S. dollars)
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The normal sources of funds for financing short-term working capital are accounts payable to suppliers and loans against bank credit lines.
In some countries, such as the United States, borrowing is done by the firm issuing notes payable to banks and other creditors. In many other countries, short term borrowing is done on an overdraft basis.
In all cases, permanent working capital requirements, as opposed to seasonal needs, are at least partially financed with long-term debt and equity.
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Mini-Case Questions: Honeywell and Pakistan International Airways Estimate what cash flows in which currencies the proposal would probably yield. What is the expected U.S. dollar value that would, in the end, be received? Do you think the services that Makran is offering are worth the costs? What would you do if you were heading the Honeywell SAC group negotiating the deal?
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Chapter 21