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A Coherent Risk Management Strategy

Top-level managers and financial engineers must work in tandem to develop and execute a strong risk-management strategy. The three basic premises for this corporate strategy are:

  1. Creating corporate value by making good investments.
  2. Generating cash internally to fund the investments.
  3. Having a strong cash flow.

The single goal for this strategy is to have enough cash available to make value-boosting investments.

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