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Cash is key to the survival and growth of any business. For a financially distressed company, cash release or preservation may just make the difference between surviving or not. For others, cash can be released to reduce debt, fund growth or investment or to provide a better return to stakeholders.

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Following the money to identify and release value from the balance sheet

Companies are beating the recessionary blues by extracting cash from their supply chains in China and raising their visibility over cash and working capital.

Finance and Treasury Management

This brochure provides an overview of the services offered by KPMG China's finance and treasury management.

The importance of preserving cash in a downturn

This report combines the results of a survey of over 500 CFOs in the U.S., U.K. and Europe and a range of interviews with a number of leading organizations.

Surviving a retail downturn

This factsheet from our Consumer Markets practices includes a checklist of considerations for retailers as they brace for a downturn in China and Hong Kong.

Clawing Back Cash: Developing a Total Cash Management Strategy - 2008 Asia Pacific cash management survey

This report looks at cash management strategies of mid-sized companies across Asia Pacific and examines executives' changing expectations in the light of the recent credit crunch.

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Head of Transaction and Restructuring

+852 2140 2833 / Fax +852 2869 7357

edward.middleton@kpmg.com

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