Capital that the company has no use for does not make a significant positive return on investment, as you pointed out, yes the company could accrue interest, but that is not going to make
the company large sums of cash.
Not exact matches
When the
Company seeks
cash investments from outside investors, like you, the new investors typically pay a much
larger sum for their shares than the founders or earlier investors, which means that the
cash value
of your stake is immediately diluted because each share
of the same type is worth the same amount, and you paid more for your shares (or the notes convertible into shares) than earlier investors did for theirs.
But the
company is planning around $ 8 billion
of acquisitions over the next two years, a
sum that, while
large, is easily affordable, given DHR's high
cash balance and low debt - to - capital ratio.
Such market permit other financial institutions with liquidity needs to borrow in a short period
of time from other
companies with excesses, that adapts those banks to elude keeping far too
large sums of their means, which are based on liquid assets such as
cash to control any implicit expenses from the clients.
Some
companies operate using
large sums of cash or produce products that could cause harm to the general product because
of a defect.
Responsible for accurately
cashing checks and distributing currency to customers - Placed wire transfers on behalf
of customers via Western Union - Completed various administrative and clerical tasks at all sixteen branches - Participated in routine
company audits - Delivered
large sums of cash from store - to - store and deposited proceeds into bank accounts as needed.
The use
of shell
companies in all -
cash real estate purchases is an attractive tactic for criminals seeking to conceal their identities, and launder
large sums of money — ALL while escaping scrutiny
of the traditional anti-money laundering protections in place in financed real estate transactions.