Fundamentals Of Corporate Finance Flashcards
(47 cards)
What is the Primary goal of financial management ?
- maximise firm value
What are the three components of triple bottom line ?
People
Profit
Planet
What does capital budgeting involve ?
Planning and managing a firms long term investments
What is the mixture of debt and equity a firm uses called ?
Capital structure
The role of working capital management ?
Managing the firms short term assets and liabilities
What is the relationship between investment, financing and liquidity ?
Cash invested in assets must match cash raised by financing
Primary market ?
Where governments and corporations first issue securities
Purpose of balance sheet
To show the company’s assets, liabilities and equity
Equation which represents the balance between assets, liability and equity
Assets= liabilities + equity
Term used when a firm decides to keep some profits to reinvest in the business rather than distribute them to shareholders ?
Retained earnings
Goal of financial management often referred to as ?
Maximising current share price
Who is responsible for overseeing managers of the firm ?
Board of directors
Which theory suggests that managers are stewards of the firm and work to ensure assets are used appropriately for the firms long term success ?
Stewardship theory
What does agency theory imply ?
Managers need to be contracted to align with shareholders interests
Principle of comply or explain?
Companies must comply with regulations or explain why they choose not to
Risk associated with cash flows ?
Timing
Terms for the practice of offering new equity to existing shareholders first, before public
Pre-emptive rights
Which market involves buying and seeking securities after the initial public offering ?
Secondary market
The process of managing a firms short term assets and liabilities is known as ?
Working capital management
What does the sarbanes- oxley act regulate in the us ?
Corporate governance policies
which of the following if the primary goal of financial management in investments decisions ?
-maximising profits
-increase market share
-maximising the value of equity
-reducing costs
Maximising value of equity
Capital budgeting primarily focuses on ?
Short term investments
Long term investments
Liquidity management
Dividend policy
Long terms investments
Which of the following is not a step in capital investment process ?
Identification of investment opportunities
Evaluation of competitors
Post audit
Selection of most lucrative project
Evaluation of competitors
NPV is calculated by ?
Subtracting the present value of the cash outflows from the Preston value of the cash inflows