A Framework to Analyze Cash Supply Chains
Production and Operations ManagementPublished 1 December 2006
Divakar Rajamani, H. Neil Geismar, Chelliah Sriskandarajah
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The Federal Reserve System of the United States is making changes to its cash recirculation policy to reduce depository institutions' (banks') overuse of its cash processing services. These changes will affect operating policies and costs at many institutions having large cash businesses and, in turn, impact cash transportation and logistics providers. This study provides the framework to study the cash supply chain structure and analyzes it as a closed‐loop supply chain. Additionally, it describes the cash flow management system used by banks in the U.S.
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