bills receivable
bills that firm's debtors will pay bills, especially bills of exchange, that are due to be paid by a company's debtors.
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bills that firm's debtors will pay bills, especially bills of exchange, that are due to be paid by a company's debtors.
Figure 1 also demonstrates the difference between driving risk management from the opportunity or strategy perspective as opposed to the hazard perspective. The latter approach tries to force standards up through the organization. Operational managers experience this as an audit process and, other than quarterly reports from the audit committee, very little of this information receives much attention from the senior executives responsible for implementing strategy.
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