chapter 1 Flashcards

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learn to think like a financial manager (3):

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What questions do they have to ask?
What decisions do they have to make?
How do they make those decisions?

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3 major questions we consider as financial managers

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What long-term investments should the firm take on?
Where will we get the long-term financing to pay for these investments?
How will we manage the everyday financial activities of the
firm?

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3
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What long-term investments should the firm take on? what does this question mean?

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what Opportunities that add value to the asset side of the balance sheet

capital budgeting question

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another name for this question: Where will we get the long-term financing to pay for these investments?

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Capital structure question

debt and equity in liabilites side of B/S

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another name for this question: How will we manage the everyday financial activities of the firm?

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Working capital management question

current assets and current liabilites on B/S

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goal of a financial manager

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maximizing VALUE

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7
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other ways to express goals of financial management

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Max shareholders value / owners equity
max share price
max firm value

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8
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common shares is ___ financing

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external

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9
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retained earnings is ___ financing

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internal

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10
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3 major forms of business in canada

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sole proprietorship
partnership
corp

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sole proprietorship

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business owned by a single individual

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12
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partnership

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business formed by two or more co-owners

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13
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corporation

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Business created as a distinct legal entity
owned by one or more individuals or entities

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14
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double taxation for corporations does not mean …

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double tax

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15
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agency relationship

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Principal hires an agent to represent their interests

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example of agency

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Stockholders (principals) hire managers (agents) to run the company

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agency problem

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Conflicts of interest can exist between the principal and the agent

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agency costs

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only comes up if theres an agency problem

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direct agency costs example

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Hiring family member and paying them more than should that is bad for firm

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indirect agency costs example

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opportunity cost

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monitoring managers subjects (3)

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monitoring, managerial compensation, corporate control

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monitoring

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costly and considered an agency cost

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managerial compensation

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not automatically agency cost
Incentives used to align management and stockholder interests
incentives generally

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corporate control

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The threat of a takeover may result in better management

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What is the role of financial markets in corporate finance (3)
Cash flows to and from the firm Money vs. capital markets Primary vs. secondary markets
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money markets
borrowing and lending money in short-term securities (less than 1 year)
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money market examples
Treasury Bills, commercial paper
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two types of captial markets
bond and stock markets
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bond capital markets
Long-term borrowing and lending (over 1 yr)
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example of bond capital markets
long term bonds
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stock capital market
Selling shares and raising capital to invest in assets Long-term equity financing
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example of stock market
common shares
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financial institutions
act as intermediaries between suppliers and users of funds
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institutions earn income on services provided (2)
Earn interest on the spread between loans and deposits Service fees
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2 financial markets
indirect and direct finance
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indirect finance
accessing money/capital from a financial intermediary (i.e. chartered bank)
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direct finance
Raising money/capital directly from the Money or Capital markets
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primary market
where a firm issues new bonds or shares to raise new funds
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secondary market
where investors buy and sell (trade) outstanding bonds or shares