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JAIIB AFM | Chapter 8,9 | Module B [FREE EPDF]

Ever wondered where your business cash is going or why your balance sheet shows a profit, but you still feel short on cash? 🤔 If yes, then you’re not alone! Many banking and finance professionals struggle to understand the difference between cash flow and fund flow statements, but these concepts are critical for financial analysis and decision-making.

In this video, we break down Cash Flow and Fund Flow Statements in an easy-to-understand manner. You’ll learn:

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  • What cash flow and fund flow mean
  • Key differences between them
  • How businesses use them for financial planning
  • Real-world examples to make learning fun!

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This session is specially designed for JAIIB & CAIIB aspirants, banking professionals, and finance enthusiasts looking to strengthen their fundamentals in Financial Management (FM).

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Cash Flow vs. Fund Flow Statement: Complete Breakdown

📌 What is Cash Flow?

Cash flow simply means the movement of cash & cash equivalents in and out of a business.

  • Cash Inflow 💰: Money coming into the business (e.g., sales revenue, loan proceeds, investment gains).
  • Cash Outflow 💸: Money leaving the business (e.g., payments for rent, salaries, loan repayments).

📌 Components of Cash Flow Statement

A cash flow statement (CFS) is divided into three key sections:

  • Operating Activities: Revenue from sales, Payment for raw materials, Salaries & wages
  • Investing Activities: Buying/selling fixed assets, Investments in stocks & securities
  • Financing Activities: Issuing shares/debentures, Borrowing or repaying loans

📌 Differences Between Cash Flow & Fund Flow

Feature Cash Flow Statement 🏦 Fund Flow Statement 📊
Focus Movement of cash only Movement of overall funds
Time Frame Short-term (daily/weekly/monthly) Long-term (quarterly/annually)
Purpose Liquidity management Financial planning

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