2.1.1 and 2.1.2 Raising finance Flashcards

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what are fixed costs?

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cost which do not change as production changes

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What are variable costs?

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costs which change when the level of production changes E.G cost of raw materials

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What is working capital?

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the finance available from the day-to-day running of the business

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define angel investors

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investors who take the risk of investing before it has opened taking an equity risk

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what is collateral

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something of value offered when a loan is taken out, to make sure the loan is repayed. E.G a house

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what is croudfunding

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obtaining external finance from many small investments, usually from a web based appeal

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define method of finance

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process through which a source of finance provides money to a business

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define venture capital

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a method of providing higher risk investments through a mix of loans, shares often in return for equity

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what is overdraft

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facility offered by a bank to allow customers to have a negative balance

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what is leasing

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instead of buying an asset outright, leasing it is where monthly payments arre made to be allowed access to the asset

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what is trade credit

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where the supplier provides goods and does not expect immediate payment

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why might a business need finance?

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start up
working capital
growth

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name 3 internal sources of finance

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founder finance
retained profit
sale of assets
working capital

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name 3 external sources of finance

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family and friends
banks
peer to peer funding
business angels
venture capitalists
crowd funding
suppliers

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benefits of retained profit

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it cheap
very flexible
does not dilute the ownership of the company

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benefits of selling shares

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substantial funds - magnitude
broader base of shareholders
equity risk rather than debt

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drawbacks of selling shares

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costly and time consuming
existing shareholders holdings might be diluted
equity has a cost of capital that is higher than debt

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benefits of bank loan

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greater certainty of funding
lower interest rate than bank draft
appropriate method of financing fixed assets

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drawbacks of bank loan

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requires collateral
interest paid on full amount outstanding
harder to arrange

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benefits of overdraft

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relatively easy to arrange
flexible
interest only paid on amount under the facility
no secured assets of the business

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drawbacks of overdraft

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can be withdrawn at short notice
interest charge varies with changes in the interest rate
higher interest rate than a bank loan

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benefits of venture capital

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can raise substantial amounts
business benefits from substantial specialist investor support - dragons den
brings better discipline and management strategy

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drawbacks of venture capital

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requires a high rate of return
often supported by high levels of bank debt in business
not a long-term investment-venture capitalist will likely aim to sell in 5-7 years
loss of control - venture capitalist will take majority share in the company

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Define collateral

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Something of value used as security when a loan is offered. If the loan is not paid, the item is sold to pay for the loan

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Define venture capital
Higher risk finance through a combination of loans and shares
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Define overdraft
Facility offered by the bank which allows their account to become negative
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define leasing
Asset which Is used at a monthly fee i nstead of buying outright
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define trade credit
Good and services offered by a supplier which are paid for at a later date
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Business angels
Early investors- take Significant equity Shere
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define crowdfunding
ofleaving external finance from a group of investors
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define liquidation
When a company closes and the assets are sold off to pay debts
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define business plan
a document detailing a business' idea , finance and how it will run)
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define share capital
Business finance which has no guarantee of repayment or annual income, but gains control of the business and its potential profits
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define creditors
Those orred money by the business eg banks and suppliers
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define bankrupt
When an individual is not able to meet personal liabilities
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limited liability
owners are not liable forthedebts of the business, they can loose no more than They invest
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define unlimited liability
The owners' personal assets and business assets are as one. Personal assets can be taken to cover debts of the business
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define public limited Company
A company with limited liability and shares available on the stock market
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define contingency plans
a backup Plan incase things go wrong
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define real incomes
changes in household incomes adjusting for price Changes/ inflation
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define Sales forecast
A prediction of Sales for the near future.
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define trend
A general Path which follows a series of values over time
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define fixed Costs
Costs which are Static. They don't change with the volume of sales
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define variable costs
costs whin Change depending on the volume of production
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define Sales revenue
nurse of units Sold X average Selling price
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define Sales volume
number of units Sold in a time period
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Total costs
The cost of Producing at an output level E.G fixed costs + variable cost
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Define Break even Chart
a line graph showing total revenue, total costs, fixed and variable costs
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Define contribution
Total revenue - variable costs)
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define break even level of output
Fixed Costs/ Contribution per unit
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define contribution per unit
selling price - Variable Cost per unit
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define margin of Safety
Sales volume - break even output
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Define Total contribution
Contribution per unit x Unit sales
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Define Adverse variance
A difference between budget and actual Sales, damaging the firms profit
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Define favourable variance
difference between budgets and actual figures which boost a firms profit
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define income budget
setting a minimum figure for the revenue to be generated by a product, department or manager
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Define zero budgeting
Setting all future budgets to zero forcing managers to justify their spending levels
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Historical budgeting
Basing future budgets on Historical figures