Lecture Two Flashcards

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what is the hierarchy for the financial manager

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chef financial officer on top
treasurer and controller equally underneath

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who is the chef financial officer

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responsible for financial policy and corporate planning

-is the top person in charge of a company’s money. They make big decisions about spending, saving, and growing the business financially

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what does the CFO stand for

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Chef financial officer

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who is the treasurer

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person in a company who manages its cash, investments/banking relationships, and financial risks.
They focus on making sure the company has enough money to run smoothly and grow.

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who is the financial controller

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is the person who manages a company’s accounting and financial records and taxes.
They make sure all money-related reports are correct and follow the rules

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what is the goal of the corporation that most can agree on

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maximise the current market value of the firm
-wealth maximisation

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what is the issuing financial assets

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financial claims to income generated by the firm

-they can raise funds they need to grow with when go to financial markets

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direct flow of savings to corporations

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happens when people or businesses invest their money directly into a company instead of going through banks or other intermediaries.

-investors directly to corporations

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indirect flow of savings to corporations

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happens when people save money in banks or financial institutions, which then lend or invest that money in businesses.

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what is the financial market in terms of flow of savings to corporations

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markets where securities are issued and traded

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what are the three markets in the financial markets

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-Primary markets
-secondary markets
-otc markets

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what is the primary market in terms of flow of savings to corporations

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market for sale of new securities by key corporations

  • sell new stocks or bonds for the first time to raise money.
    -first sale
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what is the secondary market in terms of flow of savings to corporations

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market in which previously issued securities are traded among investors
-resale

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what is the OTC market in terms of flow of savings to corporations

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market where stocks and bonds are traded directly between buyers and sellers, without a central exchange

  • Buying directly without using a big stock exchange.
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three classes of investment markets

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fixed income market, capital market, money market

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what is the fixed income market

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-market for fixed coupon debt securities
e.g. government bonds

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what is the capital market

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market for long term financing

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what is the money market

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market for short term financing
-e.g. for less then a year (short term)

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what is the financial intermediary

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an organisation that raises money from investors & provides financing for individuals, companies and other organisations

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financial intermediaries from companies to investors

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large companies sell shares, -> the mutual or hedge fund -> issue shares to investors

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financial intermediaries from investors to large companies

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investors issue shares to hedge fund -> sell shares to large companies

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what is a mutual fund

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investment firm that gathers savings of various investors

to create diversified portfolio of securities- involving lower risk & low returns = they have strict regulations

-A shared investment pool managed by professionals

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what is a pension fund

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fund established by employer aimed at supporting employees during retirement

-Money saved for workers’ retirement

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what is a hedge fund

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private investment available to institutional investors which operate

under minimal regulation = can engage in more speculative strategies compared to mutual funds

-A high-risk, high-reward investment strategy for the wealthy

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financial institutions
is an intermediary that does more then just pool and invest savings -they raise finance in special ways e.g. accepting deposits (banks) & selling insurance policies (insurance companies) -They help individuals, businesses, and governments manage their money, investments, and financial risks.
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large companies to investors in financial institutions
large companies issues debt or shares -> bank/insurance company -? investors/depositors, policy holders
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investors to large companies in financial institutions
investors/depositors/policy holders -> bank/insurance company -> issues debt or shares to large companies
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what are the main major functions of financial markets
-transporting cash across time (consumption & maturity transformation -risk transfer & diversification -liquidity -payment mechanism e.g. swift -provide info for efficient markets
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what are the invesntory management aims
- minimise overall inventory costs -minise chances of stock outs
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what costs shud be minimised in inventory managment
-purchase costs -ordering costs e.g. fixed cost of managing an order -holding costs e.g. storage/insurance
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how can u minimise chances of stock outs
-lost sales -lost customer goodwill (future sales)
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how can purchase costs per unit be reduced
-volume discounts -learning effects = as suppliers get to know u and triust u can pay and be easy to work with
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inventory ordering costs
-more orders we place (if theres a fixed cost of placing an order) = higher ordering cost -soits CHEAPER TO BUY IN BULK
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what is negative of buying in bulk
have more inventory to store
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what is trade off
giving up something in order to gain something else
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what will happen if we order large amounts of inventory each order
trade off: -low ordering costs (bulk buy) -high holding costs as high average inventory
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what will happen if we order low amounts of inventory each order
trade off: -high ordering costs as lots of orders -low holding costs as low average inventories
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what is the sweet spot in determining the relationship between holding&ordinary costs
ordering cost per period & holding cost per period
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total inventory costs in a period eq
total purhcase cost + total ordering cost + total holding cost
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total inventory cost in a period formula
QP+CD/Q + ((Q/2) + buffer)*H) P= unit price Q= period demand Q= order quantity C = fixed cost per order H = period holding cost
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what is the economic order quantity
determine the optimal order quantity that minimizes the total inventory costs, which include the costs of ordering and holding inventory
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what is the economic order quantity point
total ordering cost = total holding pointw
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what will there always be at the econmic order quantity
(2CD/H)^0.5 C = Fixed cost per order (ordering cost). D = Annual demand (total number of units needed per year). H = Holding cost per unit per year (cost to store one unit of inventory for a year).