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Strategic Role of Financial Management
Process of setting objectives throughout the business and deciding what resources will be needed to achieve these objects
Objectives of Financial Management
Liquidity
Profitability
Growth
Efficiency
Return on Capital
Liquidity
Business's ability to pay its short-term debts.

Factors that affect liquidity include the amount of cash tied up on customer debts and inventory, the ease with which inventory can be turned into cash, and the efficiency with which customer debts are collected.
Profitability
Refers to the return to the business that results from its activities.

Levels are important:
Must be high enough to attract new capital.

If too low, both the current owners and creditors to the business will become concerned and attempt to recover their money from the business.
Efficiency
Refers to the relationship between inputs and outputs.

Increased efficiency gives the manager the option of either lowering prices and increasing market share, at the expense of competitors, or increasing profit.
Return on Capital
Captial refers to productive resources such as land, machine, buildings and workers used to produce other goods.