论文信息 - Integrating financial thinking with strategic planning to achieve competitive success

Integrating financial thinking with strategic planning to achieve competitive success

Abstract Competition is imposing a general shift in financial thinking. Utility executives today should understand that financial derivatives are only one tool in their financial toolkit. The real benefits of this shift in financial thinking are at the strategic level, aligning utility capital needs with business strategy.

Frank A. Felder | F. Felder

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