CHAPTER 1 : THE ROLE & OBJECTIVE OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Flashcards

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What does statement of financial position include ( NI)

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-> accounting equation
-> assets and liabilities

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what does the income statement include ( NI)

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->income and expenses
-> profit

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3
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what are the 3 decisions faces by financial managers

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  • investment decision
    -financing decisions
    -dividends decisions
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4
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is machinery a long term acquired asset

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-> yes , and inventory is working capital

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5
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what does issuing bonds mean

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a loan that you take with the creditors

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6
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define accounts receivables

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bought/received goods but no payment yet

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7
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define accounts payable

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things a company bought/received but hasn’t paid for yet

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8
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what is the main goal a manager needs to think about when making investment , financing and dividend decisions

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shareholder wealth maximization

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9
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to maximize present value of expected future cash flows -> to achieve shareholder wealth maximizing -> need to think of :

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amount of expected future cash flows
timing of expected future cash flows
the risk of expected future cash flows

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10
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what are agency problems

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problem can sometimes occurred due to separation of owners and management -> management may want to maximize its own welfare instead of its shareholder’s

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11
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what are agency costs , and give examples

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are costs involved with solving the agency problems
-> examples of solutions :
- paying management incentives ( stock options)
- monitoring performance using audits
- have multiple managers -> no overpower
- protective covenants -> capital rationing

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12
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define capital rationing

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Capital rationing is the practice of restricting the amount of money a company invests in various projects, often due to budget constraints or financial limitations.

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