Regarding an article we published last year discussing the impact of rising electricity bills for high-consumption customers due to the government's decision to subsidize the bills of lower-consumption clients (see the article at this link), the National Energy...
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Talent Shortage – Post-Pandemic Effect or Structural Problem?
In the past year, many companies have faced a dilemma: demand has returned to pre-pandemic levels, supply chain issues are behind us, and machinery has been maintained. However, productivity remains stagnant at 20%, 30%, or even 50% less than in the pre-pandemic...
The Key Ingredient in Managing Cash Excess – The Apple Case
Continuing with cash management publications, this article exemplifies how matching the duration of financial investments with their uses allows Apple to maximize returns without the need to invest in higher-risk instruments. Why did Apple accumulate over $200 billion...
The Key Ingredient in Managing Excess Cash– How an Apparently Simple Cash Flow Projection Can Generate Returns Without Increasing Risk
All companies must have sufficient cash to meet the company’s payment needs (suppliers, salaries, taxes, among many others). In this daily task carried out by the treasurer, they may temporarily face situations where available cash exceeds the company’s needs. Good...
A Recession That Never Comes – What Issues Arise from a Long Cycle Without Recessions?
Despite the paradoxical nature of this publication's title, prolonged periods without recessions can indeed create problems. One of the most intriguing and concerning issues in various countries is the proliferation and persistence of so-called "zombie companies." ...
Increase in Accounts Receivable in Utility Companies: Is There an Unseen Risk Not Reflected in Stock Prices?
Eleven years ago, Chile was shaken by the La Polar case: The company, through a fraudulent model of "unilateral" debt restructuring of its customers, artificially inflated its balance sheet by not recognizing that the debt was uncollectible. This ultimately led to the...





