boken kap 27 del 4 Flashcards

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What types of information are commonly used to assess creditworthiness?

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Financial statements, credit reports on the customer’s payment history with other firms, information from banks, and the customer’s payment history with the firm.

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What is collection in the context of credit management?

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The process of obtaining payment of past-due accounts.

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What is the formula for the average collection period (ACP)?

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ACP = Accounts Receivable / Average Daily Sales

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What does the average collection period (ACP) measure?

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The average amount of time required to collect a trade or account receivable.

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How can a credit manager supplement the information provided by ACP?

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By creating an accounts receivable aging schedule, which organizes receivables based on their age.

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What is factoring?

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The sale of a firm’s trade receivables to a financial institution (a factor).

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Who bears the risk of non-payment in factoring?

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The factor (financial institution) bears the risk of non-paying customers.

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Who does the customer pay in a factoring arrangement?

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The customer pays directly to the factor.

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What are the three general ways to finance accounts receivable?

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Secured debt, a captive finance company, and securitization.

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What is secured debt in the context of financing trade credit?

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Debt that is backed by collateral, often the accounts receivable themselves.

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What is a captive finance company?

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A subsidiary created to provide financing to customers of the parent company.

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What is securitization?

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The process of pooling receivables and selling them as securities to investors.

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