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Notional pooling (See Chapter 46 of the Vernimmen)
Notional pooling provides a relatively flexible way of exploiting the benefits of cash pooling. With notional pooling, subsidiaries’ account balances are never actually balanced, but the group’s bank (see concentration bank) recalculates credit or debit interest based on the fictitious balance of the overall entity. This method yields exactly the same result as if the accounts had been perfectly balanced, but the fund transfers are never carried out in practice. As a result, this method leaves subsidiaries’ some room for manoeuvre and does not impact on their independence.
Notional pooling (See Chapter 46 of the Vernimmen)
Notional pooling provides a relatively flexible way of exploiting the benefits of cash pooling. With notional pooling, subsidiaries’ account balances are never actually balanced, but the group’s bank (see concentration bank) recalculates credit or debit interest based on the fictitious balance of the overall entity. This method yields exactly the same result as if the accounts had been perfectly balanced, but the fund transfers are never carried out in practice. As a result, this method leaves subsidiaries’ some room for manoeuvre and does not impact on their independence.
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Notional pooling (See Chapter 46 of the Vernimmen)
Notional pooling provides a relatively flexible way of exploiting the benefits of cash pooling. With notional pooling, subsidiaries’ account balances are never actually balanced, but the group’s bank (see concentration bank) recalculates credit or debit interest based on the fictitious balance of the overall entity. This method yields exactly the same result as if the accounts had been perfectly balanced, but the fund transfers are never carried out in practice. As a result, this method leaves subsidiaries’ some room for manoeuvre and does not impact on their independence.
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