Liquidity and cost management related to COVID-19

Addressing liquidity and cost reduction needs arising from COVID-19

In the depressed economic environment due to COVID-19, companies are looking for ways to access cash to keep operations going now and in the future. Getting a handle on your company’s cash flow is the first step in building a plan for sustainable operations. Understand the funds you need to maintain the business, how to free up cash internally through cost reduction and access additional capital through bank loans, government stimulus or other means.

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Coronavirus liquidity and cost related insights

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After suffering losses, health care providers could face a reckoning on debt covenants

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As demand for commercial loans rises, so do underwriting standards

Tax implications of the CARES Act on the real estate industry

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