what is cash flow and funds flow? Difference between cash
and funds flow? methods of cash flow
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Answer Posted / ujji ravi kumar
1) Cash flow is a statement which shows cash inflow and
outflow of cash during a particular period of time. Where
as funds flow is a statement which shows inflow and outflow
of funds.
2) Cash flow shows the liquidity of the company, where as
funds flow shows how the company can invest in future.
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