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A large NBFC reported an increase in operating profit over the last year. However, its cash flow from operations was negative due to a sharp rise in receivables and a decrease in payables. Analysts are questioning the firm’s liquidity and sustainability. Which tool would be most relevant in identifying such a red flag?
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