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Major Areas of Finance
Financial management, financial markets and institutions, investments
Focus of Financial Professionals
Cash flow and market value based on the amount, the timing, the risk and the uncertainty
Agency Issues
Conflicts between owners and managers, conflicts between principals and agents, managers may have interest that conflict with those of the owners
Capital Budgeting
Deals with the firm's investment in long-term assets
Capital Structure
Deals with long-term financing of the firm's activities
Working Capital Management
Deals with management of short-term (current) assets
Rate of Return Vs. Cost of Capital
The bigger the return, the higher the cost. The lower the return, the lower the cost
T-Bills
Short term securities issued by the federal government
Certificates of Deposits
Interest bearing securities issued by financial institutions
Commercial Paper
Unsecured debt issued by corporations with good credit ratings
Euro Dollars
Dollar denominated deposits located in non US banks
Bankers Acceptances
Debt securities that have been guaranteed by a bank
Capital Market Securities
Trades long term securities (bonds, stocks)
Nominal Risk Free Rate
the real rate of interest plus the expected inflation
Format of Income Statement
Revenues-Expenses=Net Income
Accounting Formula (Balance Sheet)
Assets=Liabilities+Owners Equity
Statement of Cash Flows
Cash inflows-cash outflows=change in cash
Market Value vs. Book Value
Factors that determine the disparity between market and book value: Time since acquisition (more time, more difference). Inflation (higher inflation, more difference). Tangible vs. Intangible assets (Intangible assets, more difference)
Marginal Taxation
Tax rate on the next dollar of income
Average Taxation
Taxes paid divided by taxable income
Dividend Exclusion for Corporations
70% exclusion