Fundusze parasolowe i lokaty bankowe jako miejsce gotówki przedsiębiorstwa

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Artur Nagórka
Sławomir Juszczyk

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Financial liquidity is one of the most important factors for the company growth and everyday operations. Since the mid of XX century there have been some attempts to find a right level of cash to be held by a company. Similar research was involved in deciding what to do when there is a surplus of cash that is going to be kept by the company for future purposes. The bank location could be good solution, but investment fund as the place for placing cash for a period of time is probably better. The rules of investment funds in Poland prevent an investor from any risk of fraud. Simultaneously there are some investment risks according to the profile of the given fund. From this point of view majority of investment funds are not suitable to serve as the place of investment for companies. The good solution is a money market fund due to the fact that only very low risk, or almost no risk, papers are in the portfolio of such funds. Obviously never very high yields are anticipated but still they are higher than deposits and far more flexible. The money market fund is particularly suitable for an investment when money can be shifted to a more aggressive fund at the steady growth market conditions. The mechanism of conversion between the funds allows it but in normal circumstances the profits are taxed straight after the operation. In order to avoid it the companies that run legal investment funds in Poland (TFI) introduced so called “umbrella funds” where the money market fund is one of the subfunds and money could be easily moved to another fund without immediate taxation. Therefore the money market fund within the umbrella fund could be the good place to keep company cash surplus.

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Nagórka, A., & Juszczyk, S. (2009). Fundusze parasolowe i lokaty bankowe jako miejsce gotówki przedsiębiorstwa. Zeszyty Naukowe SGGW - Ekonomika I Organizacja Gospodarki Żywnościowej, (77), 19–30. https://doi.org/10.22630/EIOGZ.2009.77.61
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