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defined as the science and art of managing money (Gitman and Zutter, 2012)

Finance

supposed to maximize the value of shareholder's wealth (Cayanan)

Financial Management

maximize the value of shares of stocks

Financial Management

language of both business and finance; recording business transaction and deals

Accounting

act of estimating revenue and expenses over period of time

Budgeting

long-term plans to run the company

Strategic Planning

equipment, ingredients, tools, resources (specific)

Tactical Planning

financial planning, detailed and specific (cost)

Operational Planning

business owned by one person

Sole Proprietorship

business owned by two or more people and operated for a profit

Partnership

entity created by law owned by shareholders

Corporation

often owned by family members

privately owned corporations

may either be privately owned or publicly owned

Corporations

measure of the financial performance of a company

Profit

company's management of the type and amount of assets and liabilities

Liquidity and Leverage

these factors influence the general reaction of investors

External factors

they elect Board of Directors; they carry out their objectives

Shareholders

management team that maximizes shareholders wealth

Financial Manager

highest policy making body in a corporation; ensure corporation is operating

Board of Directors

cannot manage the company on their own; carries out decision making for all functions

President (Chief Executive Officer)

promotes good relationships with customers and distributors

VP for Marketing

identifying adequate and cheap raw materials

VP for Production

determines location, identifying means, processes or systems

VP for Administration

determines appropriate capital structure

Financing

investments either short term/long term

Investing

determines how to finance working capital accounts

Operating

determines when company should declare cash dividends

Dividend Policies

functions of a financial manager

Saving and Investing

supplies and users of various types of funds can make transactions directly

Financial Markets