Influences on Financial Management Flashcards

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Internal sources of Finance

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These are sources of finance that are from inside the business. These include retained profits, Capital contributed by owner’s and sale of business assets.

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What is the owner’s equity?

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Funds contributed by the owner to build the business

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Retained profit

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The business keeps profit for future needs

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Sale of business assets

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In order to achieve internal sources of Finance, businesses can have a sale of unwanted assets.

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External sources of Finance

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Funds that are from outside the business. There are two types Equity and Debt.

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What is debt?

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Payment that a business obtains that is issued a promise of repayment on certain date at a specific rate of interest. This is a tax deduction for the business.

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Short- term borrowing

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Debt that is borrowed in the short term, to solve short term issues. These include overdraft, commercial bills and factoring.

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What is an overdraft?

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loan arrangement with bank. allows the business to draw more money than it has in its account. interest is charged daily. claimed as a tax deduction.

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Commercial bill

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Written order for loan amount that is guaranteed by the business’s bank. The money is borrowed from other companies that have surplus funds.

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Factoring

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The cash sale of a businesses accounts receivable at a discount to a factoring company.

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Long- term borrowing

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loan that has a term of repayment longer than 12 months. Non current liability.

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Mortgage’s

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Loans from a the bank or business lender, that has a long repayment period.

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Debentures

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issued by a company for a fixed rate of interest and for a fixed period of time.

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Unsecured notes

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issued by finance companies to gain funds. they do not provide any claim over assets over the business and they are not secured.

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leasing

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A contract allowing use of another person’s asset for a specific period of time and at a set fee.

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What is equity

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Funds invested by owner’s and refer to the ownership of shares in a incorporated business

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Private equity

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An incorporated business that invites specific people to become part owner’s by selling shares in the business.

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How does the government influence financial management?

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With economic policies who are responsible for monitoring and administration.

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What is the ASIC’S

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The Austrailan Securities and Investment commission.

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What is the ASIC’S

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Independent independent statutory commission accountable to the commonwealth parliament. It enforces and administers the corporations ACT 2001 and protects consumers in the areas of investments, life and general insurance, superannuation and banking in Australia,

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ordinary shares

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Means that individuals can become part- owners of a public listed company.

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Banks

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  • major operator in financial markets
  • Most important source of funds for businesses
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Investment banks

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Investment banks deal with businesses and governments.

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Finance companies

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non- bank financial intermediaries that specialise in smaller commercial finance.

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Superannuation funds
a long-term investment that grows overtime.
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Life insurance companies
Provides insurance against risks through householders investing funds with the company.
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unit funds
Take funds from a large number of small investors and invest them in specific types of financial assets.
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The ASX
The Australian securities Exchange is the primary stock exchange group in Australia.
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How does a government influence financial management.
Through economic policies
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Company taxation
All businesses are required to pay businesses tax on profits. This tax is levied at a flat rate. Tax is paid before profits are distributed to shareholder as dividends.
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How do global markets influence Financial management?
Through globalisation and increased interdependence between economies and foreign markets.
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Interest Rates
Rates reflect the risk of the loan and the economic outlook.
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Availability of funds
How a business can easily assess funds on the international financial markets
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Global economic outlook
The ease to which a business can assess funds on the international financial markets