Economics · Working Capital Financing
A small trading firm is analyzing its mix of short-term financing sources. The firm utilizes Trade Credit and Accruals, and plans to accept Public Deposits to manage working capital. Which of the following statements comparing these sources is TRUE?
- 1All three sources are examples of core current liabilities that must be funded 100% by the firm's Net Working Capital (NWC).
- 2Accruals and Trade Credit are regulated sources with a fixed maximum tenure of 180 days, whereas Public Deposits have no tenure restriction.
- 3Public Deposits are unsecured, carry a fixed interest cost, and are heavily regulated by the RBI/MCA, unlike spontaneous Trade Credit and Accruals.✓
- 4Trade Credit is a negotiated source of finance, whereas Accruals and Public Deposits are spontaneous and interest-free.
Correct answer
Public Deposits are unsecured, carry a fixed interest cost, and are heavily regulated by the RBI/MCA, unlike spontaneous Trade Credit and Accruals.
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