Financial Literacy for Lawyers – Episode 5: The Cash Flow Statement

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Shifting from profit to liquidity, this episode examines the cash flow statement as a measure of an entity’s operational reality. Oranburg explains the three sections—operating, investing, and financing activities—and shows how cash flow analysis can reveal solvency problems that the income statement might conceal. Through examples like leveraged buyouts and distressed startups, he demonstrates how negative operating cash flow can foreshadow bankruptcy or breach of loan covenants. The discussion ties back to prior episodes, emphasizing how balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow data must be read together for accurate legal insight.

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