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Corporate finance :
Meaning : Corporate finance deals with the raising and using of finance by a corporation. It deals with financing the activities of the corporation, capital structuring and making investment decisions
Capital structuring- debts or equity
Factors affecting working capital requirement (8M)
Nature of business - public utility concerns maintain small working capital cuz continuous flow of cash
Size of business- large scale operations needs huge working capital
Volume of sales- inter-related to working capital direct relation
Production cycle- direct relation
Credit control- if credit policy is sound then company need to improve cash flow if liberal then it creates problem of collection of funds
Growth and expansion- direct relation
Management ability- coordination between production and distribution of goods
External factors- financial institutions and bank funds
What 2 decisions are the basis of corporate finance (4M)
Financing decision
Investment decision
Importance of corporate finance (8M)
Helps in decision making
Helps in raising capital for a project
Helps in research and development
Helps in smooth running of business firm
Managing risk
Replace old assets
Payment of dividend and interst
Payment of taxes /fees
Factors affecting fixed capital requirement
Nature of business - manufacturing industries and public utilises invest huge amount of funds to acquire fixed assets while trading business may not
Size of business- large scale operations hence high fixed capital
Scope of business- productions or distribution on large scale
Extent of lease or rent- if acquired assets on lease or rent, less amount of funds for fixed assets will be needed for the business
Components of capital structure (4M)
Equity shares capital- basic source, bear ultimate risk, carry dividend at fluctuating rate
Preference share capital- carry dividend at fixed rate
Retained earnings- internal sources of financing, ploughing back of profit
Borrowed capital- a) debenture
b) term loan