5 - Financial Objectives Flashcards

1
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What Are The 6 Financial Objectives?

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~ Return on investment (ROI).

~ Capital structure (Gearing / Long term funding that is debt).

~ Revenue.

~ Costs.

~ Profit.

~ Cash flow.

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2
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What Is ROI?

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Is a measure of a firms profitability and performance.

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3
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What Is The Formula For ROI?

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Operating Profit / Capital Invested x 100

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4
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What Are ROI Targets Set As & Why?
(3 Points)

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~ %.

~ To benchmark two industry standard.

~ For internal benchmarking.

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5
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What Does ROI Allow For Comparisons Between?

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Alternative investment opportunities.

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6
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What Is Another Name For Gearing?

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The proportion of long term funding that is debt.

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7
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What Is Long Term Funding?
(2 Points)

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~ Is the amount of capital that has been invested in a business and that will stay in the business for over a year.

~ A compulsory interest bearing.

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8
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What Are The 2 Sources Long Term Funding Can Come From?

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~ Equity.

~ Debt.

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9
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What Is Equity?

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Capital invested from financial institutions.

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10
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What Is Debt?

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Money borrowed from financial institutions.

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11
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What Is Capital Structure?

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Relative ways in which the capital has been raised.

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12
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What Is A Compulsory Interest Bearing?
(2 Points)

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~ Regardless of profits, interest repayments have to be made to financial institutions.

~ This increases the degree of risk undertaken by the business especially if interest rates start to rise.

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13
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What Is The Formula For Gearing?

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Debt / Total Long Term Funding x 100

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14
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What Does It Mean When A Business Is Described As Highly Geared?

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If the % is thought to be high as this increases the element of risk.

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15
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What Are Revenue Objectives?

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Targets set for the amount of money coming into a business from sales in a set period of time.

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16
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What Are Cost Objectives?

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Limits set for the amount of money to be spent on expenditure in a set period of time.

17
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What Are Profit Objectives?

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Targets set for the amount of surplus to be achieved in a set period of time.

18
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What Is The Formula For Profit?

A

Revenue - Total Costs.

19
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What Is Sales Revenue & Its Formula?
(2 Points)

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~ Money coming in from sales.

~ Quantity Sold x Selling Price.

20
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What Is Meant By Cost Of Sales?

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Costs directly linked to the production of the goods or services sold.

21
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What Is The Formula For Gross Profit?

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Sales Revenue - Cost Of Sales.

22
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What Are Expenses?

A

All other costs associated with the trading of the business.

23
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What Is The Formula For Operating Profit?

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Gross Profit - Expenses.

24
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What Is The Formula For Profit For The Year?

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Operating Profit - Interest and Tax.

25
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What Is Cash Flow?

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Movement of money into and out of a business.

26
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What Does It Mean When The Net Effect Is Negative?

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More money is flowing out quicker than it is flowing in then a business may face liquidity problems.

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