Financial Management (18 L.S.) Flashcards
Chapter 18
A financial forecast that is for one year or less in considered a(n) ___ - ____ forecast.
short-term forecast
Which of the following is true about venture capitalist:
- They only operate in international markets
- They have assigned many major companies during start-up
- They invest in businesses with high potential
- They are a new method of raising capital in the U.S.
- They have assigned many major companies during start-up
- They invest in businesses with high potential
A long-term forecast’s time period is generally more than…
1 year
-they are sometimes as long as 5 or 10 years!
What are the three steps in the financial planning process in order?
1-forecasting the firm’s short-term and long-term financial needs
2-developing budgets to meet those needs
3-establishing financial controls to see whether the company is achieving its goals
Items that may back a secured bond include:
- real estate
- machinery and equipment
Financial management is about managing a firm’s ____, so that it can meet its goals and objectives.
Resources
-including all of the firms assets, which include funds (cash), and other short-term assets and long-term assets.
The risk/return trade off principle means that…
The greater the risk for a lender making a loan, the higher the interest rate.
Unsecured, short-term funds a bank will lend to a business, provided the funds are readily available, as called a(n):
Line of credit
Finance is the function of acquiring and managing ____.
Funds
Which of the following is a capital expenditure:
- Building and equipment
- Land
- Patents and copyrights
- Inventory and materials
- Building and equipment
- Land
- Patents and copyrights
- -Long-term assets and investments in these are capital expenditures
The firm that buys goods and services on a given day, but pays for them later using a(n) ____ credit.
Trade
____ are the owners of a public corporation.
Stockholders
Which of the following about commercial finance companies are true:
- They make short-term loans
- They are almost always small businesses
- They were made illegal in 2008 financial crisis
- They charge higher rates than banks
- They want borrowers to offer tangible assets as collateral
- They make short-term loans
- They charge higher rates than banks
- They want borrowers to offer tangible assets as collateral
Money invested in a new or emerging companies that investors believe have great profit potential is…
Venture capital
A firm raising funds through various forms of borrowing with the intent to pay it back is using ___ financing.
Debit financing
Which of the following are true about factoring accounts:
- it is the accounts receivable of a firm sold for a discount
- Factoring is a new business process started in the 1990’s
- The firm that buys the accounts receivable collects the amount due
- It is very rare today
- Small businesses often use it for financing in the short term
- it is the accounts receivable of a firm sold for a discount
- The firm that buys the accounts receivable collects the amount due
- Small businesses often use it for financing in the short term
Firms will leverage (raise needed funds through borrowing) because it will…
increase a firm’s rate of return on ownership’s investment
Firms will leverage (raise needed funds through borrowing) because it will…
increase a firm’s rate of return on ownership’s investment
A line of credit that is guaranteed but usually comes with a fee is called…
revolving credit
A ____ ____ forecast is part of a short-term forecast to predict monies coming in and going out of a firm.
Cash Flow
Which are correct statements about pledging:
- It is illegal under the Sherman Antitrust Act
- As accounts receivable is paid, the money is forwarded to the lender as repayment of the loan
- A firm’s accounts receivable is used as basis for loan
- It is a promise to buy a firm’s product in the future
- The firm gets a percentage of accounts receivable pledged as a loan
- As accounts receivable is paid, the money is forwarded to the lender as repayment of the loan
- A firm’s accounts receivable is used as basis for loan
- The firm gets a percentage of accounts receivable pledged as a loan
A(n) ___-____ agreement is a promissory note that requires the borrower to repay the loan with interest in specified monthly or annual installments.
Term-Loan
A loan backed by collateral, something valuable like property, is called a(n)…
Secured loan
Items that may back a secured bond include:
- Machinery and equipment
- Personal promise to pay
- Real estate
- Long-term goodwill on balance sheet
- Machinery and equipment
- Real estate