Chapter 2 Flashcards
(20 cards)
Internal financing includes funds obtained from issuing new equity shares.
False
(This is external financing; internal financing includes reserves and depreciation)
Variable dividend policies introduce uncertainty for investors.
True
Participative loans combine characteristics of loans and equity.
True
Leasing transfers the ownership of an asset from the lessor to the lessee at the start of the lease.
False
(Ownership may transfer only at the end, depending on the lease type)
Crowdfunding can be used to finance both charitable projects and profit-driven ventures.
True
The subscription right value ensures that existing shareholders can maintain their ownership proportion during a new share issuance.
True
Reserves are considered a form of self-financing.
True
Dividend policies that consistently pay fixed amounts have no impact on share price.
False (Stable dividend policies can affect investor confidence and share price)
Leasing always involves the option to purchase the leased asset.
False (This applies to financial leasing, not operational leasing)
Venture capitalists invest in companies primarily for philanthropic reasons.
False
(They seek high returns on their investment.)
A company’s dividend policy has no impact on its long-term financing needs.
False
(Dividends reduce retained earnings available for reinvestment.)
Leasing allows a firm to access assets while preserving cash flow for other investments.
True
Venture capital investments are typically focused on low-risk projects.
False
(Venture capital often targets high-risk, high-reward startups or projects.)
Operational leasing is primarily used for assets with high technological obsolescence risks, such as computers.
True
Participative loans rank higher in repayment priority than regular creditors in the event of company liquidation.
False
(They rank lower than regular creditors but higher than equity.)
Crowdfunding cannot provide equity-based returns to investors.
False
(Equity-based crowdfunding allows investors to receive equity in return for their contributions.)
To evaluate the overall cost of capital associated with a specific investment project (or the cost of capital associated with an investment), we would represent the financial dimension of cash-flows caused by different financial sources and distributed over time, considering annual accrual.
True
The assets depreciation does not play any financial role in the company.
False
(Depreciation plays a financial role in the company)
The accounting role of depreciation reflects the reduction of the value of non-current assets in accounting according to the depreciation estimated for each one of these assets.
True
One of the restrictions for dividends payment is the need to save some money as legal or voluntary reserves.
True