Lesson 6: Short-Term and Long-Term Funds Flashcards
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debt financing is being done through
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borrowing, whether short term or long term
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debt financing usually comes with
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interest
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Referred to as the cost of borrowing or cost of debt
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debt financing
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bank loans
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debt financing
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issuance of debt instruments
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debt financing
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examples of debt instruments
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bonds
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financing from nonbank institutions
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debt financing
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examples of nonbank institutions
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lending companies and cooperatives
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assignment of accounts receivable
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debt financing
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selling of notes receivables
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debt financing
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common debt financing arrangements
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bank loans, issuance of debt instruments, financing from nonbank institutions, assignment of accounts receivable, selling of notes receivable
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In the case of banks and other nonbank institutions, borrowing entails
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compliance of certain requiremnets
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refers to the sale of ownership interest, often represented by shares, to raise fund for business purposes
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equity financing
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equity financing is often represented by
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shares
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To compensate for fund usage from equity financing,
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dividends or profit shares are declared, set aside, and paid by the business
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funds raised by the entrepreneur or business owner from friends and family
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equity financing
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capital infusion
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equity financing
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how is capital fusion done
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through direct sale of shares or through initial public offerings
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initial public offerings
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equity financing
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financing by private companies
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equity financing
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common equity financing arrangements include
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funds raised by the entrepreneur/business owner from friends and family, capital infusion through direct sales of shares or through initial public offerings, financing by private companies
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sources of funds
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bank, credit cooperatives, commercial finance companies, supplier’s credit, bank loans, lending companies, informal lending sources
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banks are supervised and regulated by the
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Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
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BSP stands for
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Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
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An establishment for the deposit, custody, and issuance of money used to facilitate the exchange of money and to make loans and discounts.
bank
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in the philippines, banks include
universal and commercial; thrift; rural and cooperative BANKS
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Aims to give members access to goods and services that will enhance their income, savings, investments, productivity, and purchasing power.
credit cooperatives
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all cooperatives are regulated and supervised by the
Cooperative Development Authority
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CDA stands for
Cooperative Development Authority
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in coordination with the cda, who prescribe the appropriate prudential rules and regulations applicable to financial service cooperatives.
BSP
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Promote and undertake savings and lending services among its members.
credit cooperatives
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Organizations without a bank charter that advances funds to businesses by discounting notes receivable, making loans secured by mortgage, or financing deferred-payment sales of commercial and industrial equipment.
commercial finance companies
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A good relationship has to be
nurtured with suppliers
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Suppliers of raw materials and merchandise are the
best short-term working capital
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Some suppliers charge a small interest rate on their deliveries to their customers
if not paid on a specific date
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suppliers can also ask their customers to
sign promissory notes
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the chances of the suppliers agreeing to the request increase when
your company has been a good customer
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who distribute BANK LOANS and offer short-term credit facilities to SMEs
government banks, the development bank of the philippines, land bank of the philippines
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DBP stands for
development bank of the philippines
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LBP stands or
land bank of the philippines
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Securing loans from these institutions may take some time as they
have to do credit investigation and evaluate loanable values of the collateral that may be mortgaged to support a loan
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the transaction costs involved in bank lending may be
high
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examples of mortgage properties
house and lot
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for bank loans, mortgaged properties may have to
be insured as well
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these companies can finance working capital requirements.
lending companies
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lending companies are faster than
bank but they charge higher interests
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the interests charged by lending companies are higher than
banks but lower than informal lending companies or "5-6"
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informal companies are also known as
"5-6"
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some lending companies require some
documents such as purchase order to support a loan application
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may become the basis of a loan release in lending companies
purchase order
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A very expensive source of financing and should be avoided.
informal lending sources
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in informal lending sources, for every 5 PHP you borrow
you have to return 6 PHP
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how much is the interest rate for just a month in informal lending soruces
20% interest
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loan application requirements
demographics; income or revenue; assets and liabilities; contact or references; applicant's signature; 5C's of credit
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includes the name or business name, birthdate, address, SSS no, TIN no, phone no, valid government-issued ID
demographics
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refers to current personal income and employer, employment and salary history, and business revenue, and if there are already an existing business
income or revenue
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applicants may ask to disclose their checking savings and investment accounts and their outstanding loans and credit cards, if there are any.
assets and liabilities
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require identification and contact information of existing employers, previous employers, or even nearest relative not living with the identified contact
contact or references
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stating that everything on the application is true and correct and authorizing the lender to verify the information provided with the identified contacts and references
attest and authorization require affixing applicant's signature on the credit's application
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the credit department evaluates on the basis of
5C's of credit
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5C's of cerdit
character, capacity, capital, collateral, condition
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loan application process
receipt of application form and required documents; verification of information in the application form and required documents (may include interview); checking credit history and writing credit report with appropriate recommendations; documenting final decision
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if the loan is approved,
final documents signoff (interest rate and other terms) and loan release
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if the loan is rejected
rejection letter is sent to applicant
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Problems faced by SMEs in Financing
limited track record; limited acceptable collateral; inadequate financial plans; lack of business plan
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Creditors of these SMEs cited the following reasons for rejecting the loan applications
poor business plans; poor credit history; insufficient sales, income, and cash flows; insufficient collateral; unstable business type
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Duties of the Borrower to Creditors
paying obligations on time; provide collaterals as agreed upon and ensure they are in the physical condition perceived by the creditors; secure permission before declaring cash dividends; notify the credit if the company is acquiring another company or if the company is not the subject of acquisition; do not default on the loans as much as possible; comply with the provisions of the loan covenant such as maintaining certain liquidity and leverage ratios
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one way of establishing credibility is __________. Coming up with different reasons for not paying on time creates a bad impression.
paying obligations on time
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in the loan negotiation with proper documentation. Ensure that these collaterals are in the physical condition perceived by the creditors during determining the loanable value of the loans
provide collaterals as agreed upon
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Comply with the provisions of the loan covenant such as
maintaining certain liquidity and leverage ratios
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Another provision in the loan covenant involves getting __________________. If the company plans to declare cash dividends, secure permission before declaring so. This is included in most loan covenants because some companies in the past declared cash dividends to the stockholders at the expense of debt services to creditors.
permission to declare cash dividends
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The interest of creditors may be jeopardized if new owners take over the company of if the company is going to acquire another company.
notify the creditor if the company is acquiring another company or if the company is not the subject of acquisition
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Aside from the creditors, there may be other parties, such as the guarantors of the loan who will be put at a disadvantage if the borrower defaults.
do not default on the loans as much as possible
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a person who jointly signs a check, draft or any other negotiable instrument alongside a primary borrower of a loan.
co-makers
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This means that if the primary borrower cannot pay back the loan, they are responsible for paying it back instead. It's like having a backup person to help pay the loan if needed.
co-maker
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what are the demographics in the loan application
name or business name, birthdate, address, SSS no, TIN no, phone no, valid government-issued ID
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what are the demographics in the loan application
name or business name, birthdate, address, SSS no, TIN no, phone no, valid government-issued ID
