COVID-19 crisis

The liquidity challenge that the recovery phase of the COVID-19 crisis
poses is hard to underestimate. Social distancing, the availability of
testing/treatment and potential ‘bumps in the road’ will all weigh
heavily on business confidence and the wider economic environment.

To make things worse, there are idiots who are not prepared to follow
official guidance from the relevant authorities.


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On 6/22/20 1:27 PM, this is what 😉 Good Guy 😉 wrote:
The liquidity challenge that the recovery phase of the COVID-19 crisis poses is hard to underestimate. Social distancing, the availability
of testing/treatment and potential ‘bumps in the road’ will all weigh heavily on business confidence and the wider economic environment.

To make things worse, there are idiots who are not prepared to follow official guidance from the relevant authorities.


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With over 1.2 billion devices now running Windows 10, customer satisfaction is higher than any previous version of windows.

You're talking about that Fump guy.

Businesses of all shapes and sizes will be required to plan, model and
pull a range of operational, financial and strategic levers, but in
doing so must also consider the capital structure implications of these
actions when facing up to a new reality.

The changes that businesses have made during the lockdown period have
been nothing short of incredible, as companies across the UK have
radically adapted their processes to keep our essential infrastructure
functioning or placed their operations into effective hibernation in a
matter of hours. The process of managing cash burn during this time has
been, in some respects, relatively straightforward – aided for many
businesses by a range of Government support. As the UK has transitioned
into a recovery phase businesses will need to consider how to adapt for
an even more unpredictable economic environment. Different bridging
strategies might be capable of funding a business through the recovery
phase, but they could have vastly different balance sheet implications
for the longer term.


On 22/06/2020 18:27, 😉 Good Guy 😉 wrote:

The liquidity challenge that the recovery phase of the COVID-19 crisis
poses is hard to underestimate. Social distancing, the availability of
testing/treatment and potential ‘bumps in the road’ will all weigh
heavily on business confidence and the wider economic environment.

To make things worse, there are idiots who are not prepared to follow
official guidance from the relevant authorities.




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With over 1.2 billion devices now running Windows 10, customer
satisfaction is higher than any previous version of windows.