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Finance

-Identify necessary resources


-Determine best way to buy resources


-Manage resources efficiently

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Provide raw data about a company, for making financial decisions

BALANCE SHEET:

-Listing of asset of liabilities as of a point in time

STATEMENT OF CASHFLOW

-Reports of cash in and cash out for a period of time

INCOME STATEMENT

-Report of how muchmoney a company made during a period of time

Accounting

Quantitative: Numbers


Financial: Money


Useful: Practical


Decisions: use past decisions to guide future ones

RESOURCES

AKA assets

Obligations

AKA liabilities

ACCOUNTING EQUATION

Assets = Liabilities + Equity

LIABILITIES

-Borrow with Loans

EQUITY

Investments by Shareholders

RETAINEDEARNINGS

-Profits generated that have been kept inthe company

INCOME STATEMENTS

-Revenues - Expenses = Net Income

Operating Activities (INFLOW)

-Selling goods


-Providing Services

Investing Activities (INFLOW)

-Selling building


-Selling land

Financing Activities (INFLOW)

-BorrowingMoney


-ReceivingInvestments

Inflow and Outflow of CASH

-Operating Activities


-Investing Activities


-Financing Activities

Operating Activities (OUTFLOW)

-Paying wages


-Paying utilities


-Paying taxes

Investing Activities (OUTFLOW)

-Purchasing

Financing Activities (OUTFLOW)

-Repaying loans


-Distributions to owners

Financial Ratio

-One financial statement number divided by another

DEBT RATIO

-A measure of leverage

LEVERAGE

-Thedegree to which a company has borrowed money

DEBT RATIO

Total Liabilities


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Total assets

CURRENT RATIO

-Ameasure of liquidity

LIQUIDITY

-The abilityof the company to pay its obligations in the short term

CURRENT ASSET

-Assetsyou expect to use within the current year

CURRENT LIABILITIES

-Obligationsyou expect to pay within the current year

Current ratio

Current assets


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Current liabilties

RETURN OF SALES

A measure ofthe amount of profit earned per dollar of investment

Return of Sales

Net Income


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Sales

ASSET TURNOVER

-Ameasure of company efficiency

Asset Turnover

Sales


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Total assets

RETURN ON EQUITY

-Ameasure of the amount of profit earned per dollar of investment

Return Equity

Net Income


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Stockholders

PRICE-EARNINGSRATIO

-A measureof growth potential, earning stability, & management capabilities

Ratio

Market value of shares


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Net Income

MARKET VALUE OF SHARES

-How much wouldit cost to purchase all shares of a company

Balance sheets

-Natural Increases


-Long-termplanning


-Financingchoices

Income statement

-Some itemstied to sales


-depreciationexpense tied to level of long-term assets


-Interestexpenses tired to the level of interest-bearing debt


-Income taxexpense tied to pretax income

NUMBER OF DAYS SALE & INVENTORY

-From Purchase of raw material to selling of finished goods

AVERAGE COLLECTIONPERIOD

-From sale of finishedgoods to collection of cash

OPERATING CYCLE

-From purchase of rawmaterials to collection of cash

Short-Term Financial Management

1) Cash management


2) Receivables management


3) Inventory management


4) Obtaining short-term financing


5) Internal controls

Cash Management

-Most billsbe paid in cash


-Continuouscash management requires computers, staff, and forecasting


-A cash shortfallis inconvenient and potentially costly


-Cash is lowyield

Cash Budget

-Carefulplanning


-Proddingcredit customers


-Stretching payments to suppliers

LINEOF CREDIT

-Pre-approvedshort-term loan

SHORT-TERMINVESTMENTS

-Cashequivalents money market funds

Receivables management

Why allowany customers to buy on credit? (Marketing)


Increased salesWhy notextend credit to everyone?


Bad debts


Bookkeeping costs


Implicit interest cost

CreditPolicy Variables

CreditStandards


Credit Period


Penalty/discount


Collectionpractices

)Short-term bank loan

Line ofcredit


Commercial paper – (IOU) 0.06%