2.1 Raising Finance Flashcards

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What is trade credit

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Refers to the amounts owned to suppliers for goods supplies on credit in which have not been paid for.

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What is a bank loan

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Is a fixed amount for a fixed term with regular fixed repayments. The interest on a loan tends to be lower than an overdraft

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Define venture capital

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Is finance provided by investors to start up firms and small business with perceived long term growth potential

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What is an bank overdraft

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Is a limit on borrowing on a bank current account with an overdraft the amount of borrowing may vary on a daily basis

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What is a debenture

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Is a form of bond or long term which is issued by the company. The debenture typically carries a fixed rate of interest over the course of the loan.

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What is crowd funding

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Is the practice of funding a project by raising finance by a large amount/number of people usually online

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What is debt factoring

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Business sells its outstanding customer accounts (those who have no paid their debts to the business) to a debt factoring company. The company pays the business and then collects the full amount of the debts once it has done this it will pay the remaining amount to the business less a charge

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What is cash flow

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The total amount of money being transferred in and out of the business over a period of time

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What is the formula for net cash flow

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Inflows-outflows

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What is closing balance also known as ?

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Cumulative cash

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What is the formula for closing balance ?

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Opening balance - net cash flown

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Why create a cash flow forecast

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  • if cash flow runs out, business will more certainly fail
  • many have unlimited cash flow meaning it can help manage cash
  • being able to identify short falls in advance-business will see problems before they happen
  • external stakeholders e.g. Banks require sales forecasting
  • being able to make sure you pay suppliers and the employees
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Why are start ups vulnerable to cash flow problems

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  • suppliers may demand earlier payments
  • up front expenses
  • business will not have retained profits
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How to solve cash flow problems

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  • ask customers to pay sooner
  • chase debts promptly
  • asked for extended length to repay and credit from suppliers
  • order less stock but more often
  • bank overdraft
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Why are business plans important

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  • helps the owner to analyse the progress of the business against the plan
  • important document for discussion with investors and lenders of finance
  • set out the stages in achievement of the business objectives
  • starts ups reply on the business for guidance for the first couple of months
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