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Liquidity Risk Management
Background
The objective of liquidity risk management is to minimise the risk that the group/company will not have sufficient liquidity and/or credit lines to meet its current or future financial obligations regardless of unexpected changes in business and market conditions. Liquidity can be generated internally… Read more about Liquidity Risk Management
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