chapter 15 Flashcards

1
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responsible for planning and overseeing the financial resources of a firm

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financial manager

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2
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managing the pattern of cash inflows (revenues) and outflows (debt payments)

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cash-flow management

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3
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checking performance against strategic plans, making adjustments, preparing budgets to ensure that sufficient cash is on hand to meet operational and debt-service needs

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financial control

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4
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a plan to achieve a desired financial status

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financial planning

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5
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accounts payable, accounts receivable, invetory

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short-term operating expenses

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6
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inventories + (accounts receivable - account payable)

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working capital

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7
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funding fixed assets that have a long life and a lasting value: lands, buildings, machinery

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long-term capital expenditures

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8
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allows firms to cover operational expenses and implement short-term plans

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short-term funds

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9
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the granting of credit by a selling firm to a buying firm

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trade credit

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10
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ship now and pay after

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open-book credit

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11
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sign agreement and then ship

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promissory note

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12
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signed statement of payment terms attached

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trade draft

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13
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the borrower is required to put up collateral

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secured short-term loans

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14
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banks do not ensure that the funds will always be available as needed

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line of credit

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15
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banks guarantee availability of the funds

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revolving credit agreements

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16
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a firm sells unsecured notes for less than their face value. then repurchases them in 30-72 days for the face value

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commercial paper

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17
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borrowing money for 3-10 years at a fixed or floating rate

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long-term loans

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18
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a promise by the borrower to pay the lender an amount of money on the maturity date

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corporate bonds

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19
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assets are pledged as security for the bond

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secured bonds

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20
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not backed by any security and only sold financially by strong corporations that carry lower risk for investors

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unsecured bonds

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21
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certificates are only of value to registered holders

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registered bonds

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22
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holders clip coupons from the bond to receive interest payments- anyone with the coupon can redeem it

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bearer bonds

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23
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may be called at anytime or after a minimum period of time, and paid off for a specified call price

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callable bonds

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24
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redemption rates are staggered so that the bond is paid off gradually ove time

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serial bonds

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25
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option of receiving common stock instead of cash

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convertible bonds

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26
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a firm sells ownership rights by issuing shares

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common stock

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27
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financing by retaining profits in the firm and not paying dividends to shareholders

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retained earnings

28
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current price of a share on the secondary securities market

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market value

29
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shareholders’ equity divided by the number of shares outstanding

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book value

30
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arbitrary value set by the company’s board of directors and stated on stock certificates

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par value

31
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require fixed payments, as do bonds

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preferred shares

32
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the mix of debt vs equity

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capital structure

33
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sale and purchase of newly issued stocks or bonds

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primary securities market

34
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sale and purchase of previously issued stocks and bonds

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secondary securities market

35
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financial specialists who issue new securities

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investment bankers

36
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organizations that provide a setting for members to buy and sell stock in accordance with the rules of the exchange

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stock exchanges

37
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individuals licenses to buy and sell securities for customers in the secondary market

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stockbrockers

38
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the largest exchange in Canada with 110 members

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Toronto stock exchange

39
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numerous dealers who trade among themselves for smaller firms and those not listed on exchanges

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the over-the-counter market

40
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the worlds first electronic stock market

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national association of securities dealers automated quotation

41
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summarize trends in the stock market and specific industries

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market indexes

42
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a period of falling stock prices

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bear market

43
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a period of rising stock prices

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bull market

44
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an order to a broker to buy or sell a certain security at the current market price

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market order

45
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an order to a broker to buy a certain security only if its price is less than or equal to a given limit

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limit order

46
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an order to a broker to sell a certain security if its price falls to a certain level or below

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stop order

47
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the purchase or sale of sock in units of 100 shares

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round lot

48
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the purchase or sale of stock in units of other than 100 shares

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odd lot

49
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investor makes a down payment on a portion of the price with the rest financed by the broker

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margin trading

50
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a invester “borrows” shares from the broker and sells them

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short sale

51
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a company that pools the resources of many investors and uses funds to purchase various types of securities

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mutual fund

52
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a bundle of stock and/ or bonds that is in an index tracking the overall movement of a market

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exchange- traded fund

53
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private pools of money that try to give positive returns, regardless of stock-market performance

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hedge funds

54
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undifferentiated products

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commodities

55
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the purchased right to buy a particular stock at a certain price until a specified date

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call option

56
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the purchases right to sell a particular stock at a certain price until a specified date

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put option

57
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laws regulating how firms back up securities

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blue-sky-law

58
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detailed registration statement about a new stock filed with a provincial securities exchange

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prospectus

59
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conserving a firms financial power or assets by minimizing the financial effect of accidental losses

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risk management

60
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uncertainty about future events

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risk

61
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the chance for gain or loss

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speculative risk

62
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only the change of loss

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pure risk

63
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transfer a risk to another individual or firm via contract

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risk transfer

64
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prevent, reduce or minimize losses

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risk control

65
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cover losses with its own funds

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risk retention