Monetary administrators - for example rather than corporate agents - center more around the transient components of productivity, income, and "working capital administration" (stock, credit and borrowers), guaranteeing that the firm can securely and beneficially do its monetary and functional goals; for example that it: (1) can support both developing momentary obligation reimbursements, and planned long haul obligation installments, and (2) has adequate income for continuous and forthcoming functional costs. See Financial administration Role and Financial examiner Corporate and other.