Financial Process Optimization
As a means for making capital investments, banks use an audit process that evaluates and compares the capital investment projects in the following areas: operational strengths, management cost, and technology. This energy expense management process is usually evaluated at the end of theM blunt task because of the high cost of capital reinvestment. The fear of the market is in many ways more important than the need for any change in management . Banks soon recognize that operational weaknesses, and consequently the costs related to them, create opportunities for the investments they are committed to. In a portfolio with a lower relative risk of default, a bank must make larger investments, and this requires adopting a strategy of lower capital investment projects, which requires a wider energy expense management portfolio. The reason that banks invest in an inefficiently diversified portfolio is because they can minimise their risk of exposure. An efficient portfolio minimises main...