Stock out and HM Treasury: Difference between pages

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UK.

(HMT).

His Majesty's Treasury.

The UK government's economic and finance ministry.

HM Treasury's responsibilities include overseeing the work of, and where appropriate providing financial guarantees in relation to:

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-''Inventory management''.
+''UK.''
-A 'stock out' is a situation in which levels of inventory (or stock) are insufficient to meet demand.
+(HMT).
-Stock outs can lead to delays, loss of revenue, additional costs and loss of goodwill.
+His Majesty's Treasury.
+The UK government's economic and finance ministry.
-Also written 'stock-out' or 'stockout'.
-Also known as an 'outage'.
+HM Treasury's responsibilities include overseeing the work of, and where appropriate providing financial guarantees in relation to:
+*The Bank of England
+*The Debt Management Office  (DMO)
+*His Majesty's Revenue & Customs  (HMRC)
+*National Savings & Investments  (NS&I)
+*UK Asset Resolution
+*UK Government Investments Ltd (UKGI)
 == See also ==
-* [[Economic order quantity]]
+* [[Bank of England]]
-* [[Inventory]]
+* [[Debt Management Office]]  (DMO)
-* [[Inventory management]]
+* [[His Majesty's Revenue & Customs]]  (HMRC)
-* [[Just in time]]
+* [[Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee]]  (JROC)
-* [[Outage]]
+* [[Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation]]  (OFSI)
-* [[Stock]]
+* [[Treasury]]
+* [[UK Asset Resolution]]
+* [[United Kingdom Government Investments Ltd]]
-[[Category:Manage_risks]]
+[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]