BUSINESS FINANCE Flashcards

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Inexpensive way for government and financial institutions to raise funds; for only short period of time.

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MONEY MARKET

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They also earn highest interest. People avail money market funds because of their liquidity.

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MOENY MARKET INSTRUMENTS

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What are the four debt-based Financial Instruments?

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BANKER’S ACCEPTANCE, CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, COMMERCIAL PAPER, REPURCHASE AGREEMENTS

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  • Issued by the banks or mutual fund companies.
  • No specific maturity date
  • Default risk are low
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MONEY MARKET FUND

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Short-term debt guaranteed by commercial banks.

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BANKER’S ACCEPTANCE (BA)

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Bank issued savings certificates with short-term maturity.

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CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT (CDs)

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Unsecured short-term corporate debt.

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COMMERCIAL PAPER

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Examples of Money Market Funds

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TREASURY BILLS, COMMERCIAL PAPERS, CONSUMER CREDIT/CREDIT CARD DEBT

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  • Issued by treasury/government.
    -Mature within one year.
  • Free from default risks.
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TREASURY BILLS

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Short-term government securities

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REPURCHASE AGREEMENTS (REPO)

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Issued by banks, credit unions, or finance companies.

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CONSUMER CREDIT/ CREDIT CARD DEBT

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  • Issued by financially sound business to fun investors and receivables.
  • Mature less than one year
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COMMERCIAL PAPER

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Examples of Long term-debt

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TREASURY BONDS, TREASURY NOTES, MUNICIPAL BOND, CORPORATE BONDS

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  • Interest rate are higher than Money Market Instruments.
  • Locked in over the entire life of debt.
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LONG-TERM DEBT

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  • Referred to as Long Bonds
  • Offered to investors in terms of 20 and 30 years to maturity.
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TREASURY BONDS

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Similar to treasury bonds but have shorter terms.

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TREASURY NOTES

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  • Type of debt security.
  • Offered to pay capital expenditures.
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MUNICIPAL BOND

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  • They perform data analysis and advise senior managers
  • Responsible for the financial health of an organization
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FINANCIAL MANAGERS

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Issued by corporation and have maturity date more than 30 years.

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CORPORATE BONDS

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(Goals of Financial Manager)
Managing the right combination of assets and liabilities

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EFFECTIVE WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT

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(Goal of Financial Manager)
Companies need a detailed cash flow budget.

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EFFECTIVE CASH MANAGEMENT

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(Goals of Financial Manager)
Overstocking and Understocking are undesirable for the market.

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EFFECTIVE INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

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(Goals of Financial Managers)
Excess cash needs to be invested to earn income

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EFFECTIVE INVESTMENT DECISIONS

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(Goals of Financial Manager)
Selecting right machinery and equipment.

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PROPER ASSET SELECTION

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(Goals of Financial Manager) Buying stocks or investing needs risk analysis and assessment. - The riskier the project, the higher the return.
PROPER RISK MANAGEMENT
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Three Tools f Financial Managers
FINANCIAL POLICY-MAKING, FINANCIAL PLANNING AND BUDGETING, FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
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Selection of financial goals, development of financial policies and designation of the finance department.
FINANCIAL POLICY-MAKING
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Forecasting is an integral part of the planning process.
FINANCIAL PLANNING AND BUDGETING
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The process of evaluating business performance, projects, investment options, and other finance related activities
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
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- Repost a company's financial performance over a specific accounting period. - Focuses on the revenue, expenses, gains and losses of a company.
INCOME STATEMENT
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The amount of goods and services sold in terms of price paid by the customer
NET REVENUE OR SALES
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Formula of Cost of Good Sold
COGS = BEGINNING INVENTORY + PURCHASED INVENTORY - ENDING INVENTORY
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The amount of goods and services sold in terms of costs to the company
COST OF GOOD SOLD
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Also known as sales profit or gross income
GROSS PROFIT
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All direct and indirect selling costs, operational overhead cost, and administrative cost
SELLING AND GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
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- Residual income after all costs have been included. - Also called Earning Before Interest and Tax (EBIT)
OPERATING PROFIT
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Cost incurred by an entity for borrowed funds.
INTEREST EXPENSE
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Calculation of a firm's earnings before taxes are deducted
INCOME BEFORE TAXES
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A liability owed to a federal, state, or local government within given time period
TAX EXPENSE
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The amount of a business makes after deducting costs, allowances, and taxes.
NET INCOME
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Cash dividends that a company pays out to its preferred shareholders
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDENDS
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Portion of a company's net income that remains after paying dividend to preferred shareholders.
EARNINGS AVAILABLE TO COMMON SHAREHOLDERS