Chapter 19: Recognizing the Basics of Financial Management Flashcards

1
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consists of all activities related to generating and raising money and using it effectively

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financial management

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2
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must ensure that funds are available when needed, that they are obtained at the lowest possible cost, and that they are used efficiently

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financial manager

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3
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profits of the company that are distributed to the shareholders

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dividends

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4
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  • money that is typically used to fund projects that are long-term in nature (more than 1 year)
  • can seem “unreal”
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long-term financing

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5
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money raised that will have to be repaid within 1 year

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short-term financing

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6
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the movement of money into and out of an organization

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cash flow

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7
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a short-term financing source where a company takes delivery of goods but pays for them at a later time

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trade credit

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8
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even profitable companies can experience short-term cash shortages due to

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  1. negative cash flow cycle

2. seasonality of revenues

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9
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a plan for obtaining and using the money needed to implement an organization’s strategic and operational plans

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financial plan

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10
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a budget of expected revenue and expenses from ongoing operations

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operating budget

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11
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a budget of expected investments in new assets (factories, equipment, etc.)

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capital budget

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12
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is essentially a projected income statement

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operating budget

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13
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used to create a projected balance sheet

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capital budget

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14
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a business can raise external funds by:

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  1. borrowing money

2. selling a portion of the company to investors

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15
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an estimate of cash receipts and expenditures over a specified time period

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cash budget

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16
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2 basic funding options

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  1. debt financing

2. equity financing

17
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5 key factors impacting the financing choice

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amount, term, cost, influence on company operations and external forces

18
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  1. financing of all sizes
  2. both short and long term
  3. depends on interest rate. The higher the interest rate, the higher the debt servicing cost
  4. debt must be repaid
  5. economic conditions affect the level of interest rates and availability
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Dept financing

19
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  1. usually for raising larger amounts
  2. long term
  3. management can elect how to distribute profits
  4. does not need to be repaid
  5. economic conditions can affect the availability
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equity financing

20
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potential investors would want to know at a minimum

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net worth and earnings

21
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pledge of specific assets by the borrower to the lender that becomes the lender’s if the borrower defaults on the repayment of the loan

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collateral

22
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short-term loans from a bank or financing company that are not secured by collateral

A

unsecured loans

23
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a flexible borrowing option between a financial institution and its customers that allow customers to access funds at any time

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line of credit

24
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short-term loans from a bank that are secured by collateral

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secured loans

25
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short-term financing options all fall under the category of

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debt financing

26
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short-term financing is usually easier to obtain than long-term financing for 3 reasons:

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  1. shorter repayment period = less risk of default
  2. the $ amounts are usually lower
  3. a close working relationship exists between short-term borrower and lender
27
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a company seeking short-term financing has 3 common options

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trade credit, unsecured loans or secured loans

28
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3 primary forms of long-term financing are

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long-term loans, corporate bonds, and shares

29
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a loan made by a bank or other financial institutions that must be repaid with interest

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long-term loan

30
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long-term debt obligations issued by corporations that promise to make payments over a specified period

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corporate loans

31
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a form of ownership in a company that can be sold to investors as a type of long-term financing

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company stock (shares)

32
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shares are sold directly to large institutional investors

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private placement

33
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where organizations raise large pool of money for private investors, and invest in companies that have the potential to become large/sucesful

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venture capital

34
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a corporation’s first sale of common shares to the general public

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initial public offering (IPO)

35
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an organization that assists corporations in raising funds

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investment banker