Chap 2 - Wordy! Flashcards
Overdraft
Pay interest on negative balance
Helps manage cash flows
Trade credit
Late payment for goods
Helps with cash flows
Factoring
Receive payments for goods from factor - quicker than waiting for customers
Receive less from factor than the customer pays
Bills of exchange
Pay for goods using bill of exchange if don’t have cash
Agree to pay at certain date - more than original amount
Backed up by bank
Commercial paper
Bill of exchange for large companies - don’t need backing from bank
Hire purchase
Hire asset with regular payments
Own asset at end of term
Credit sale
Buy now pay back in regular instalments for set period
Lease
Use asset - pay regular, never own
Bank loan
Repay throughout
Interest only loan
Receive lump sum
Pay back interest
Pay lump sum at end
Ordinary shares
Risky High variability in returns High marketability Voting rights Dividends - not guaranteed - received after pay debts and preference shares
Preference shares
No voting rights - unless not paid etc
Dividends paid after debt owners before ordinary - usually fixed
Convertibles
Preference share or unsecured loan with option to convert to ordinary share
Debentures
Secured loan - against asset
If company don’t pay - assets can be seized for rent
Floating charge debenture- no specific asset
Unsecured loan stock
Coupon not paid - can sue
Rank below debenture holders
Eurobonds
Issued by large companies and gov in another currency
Variable rate - floating rate
Government borrowing
Gilts - long term, secure, marketable large issue
Can be index linked
Cash on deposit
Cash earning interest in a bank account
Government - Bills of exchange
Short term Sold below par Redeemed at par Secure Marketable Low return
Certificate of deposit
Issued by bank
Large deposit for fixed term
Collective investment schemes
Invest to achieve spread of investments
Primary market
Long term
Issue own bond
Secondary market
Second hand bond/share
Debt vs equity finance
Debt - cheaper
Not taxable - seen as business expense
Equity - dividends included in tax calcs
Debt - greater risk