cashflow造句怎麼寫

The firm says it will pay for the new plane's initial development out of cashflow and cost savings.

To measure the cashflow, the politician has a money meter on his back that the consultant can see as he uses the steering wheel to direct his client.

When a Danish mortgage bank grants a mortgage it is obliged to sell an equivalent bond with a maturity and cashflow that matches those of the underlying loan almost perfectly.

That boosted both their cashflow and their profits, giving a further uplift to share prices.

Much of their cashflow goes to paying it off rather than investing in the future.

Yet because they are stuffed with debt that they pay off with steady cashflow, banks love them.

Unless investment returns are strong, the pensions regulator may have to get tougher, forcing BT to direct more and more of its cashflow towards plugging the gap.

They are urging Banks to lend based on cashflow projections, not collateral values.

Bondholders have first claim on the corporate sector’s cashflow and shareholders take what is left.

The reasoning is usually based on a discounted-cashflow model; a lower bond yield means a lower discount rate and thus a higher present value for shares.

Capital spending may not be too far behind: Mr Reckons that it lags cashflow by about eight quarters.

One Levy paper, published in 2000, developed a Minsky-inspired model linking investment and cashflow.