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1
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financial institution that accept deposits or offer loans

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banks

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2
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offers bank-like services but cannot accept deposits due to absence of banking license

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non-bank institution

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3
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offer transfer of risk transactions, cover the loss of the business

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insurance companies

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4
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industry of buying and selling currencies

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currency exchange

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5
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lending companies that offer small credits

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microloan organization

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6
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institution that offer quick cash loans “sanla”

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pawnshop

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7
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can be used in different purposes and whether those funds are used for short/long term

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business loans in banks

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8
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provide loans but have lighter bank requirements, may offer flexible amount to be loan

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business loans in non banking institution

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9
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details of personal data, income sources and credibility

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application form

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10
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presented to support credibility of the entity

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financial statements

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11
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client record of bank transactions

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bank statements

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12
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overall legality of the business organization

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certificate of business registration

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13
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presented in business proposal form

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company profile

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14
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land title, tax declaration, vicinity map

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collateral documents

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15
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offered submitted to and held by a custodian

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credit information

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16
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determine the credit standing of the applicant

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credit investigation

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17
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important in planning to forecast the outcome of the organization in future periods

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projected financial statement

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18
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it is a concept that money you have now is worth more than the identical sum in the future

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time value of money

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19
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it is the original amount borrowed

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present value

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20
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it is the principal plus the total interest earned over a stated period

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future value

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21
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it is the amount of money paid for the use of borrowed money

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interest

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22
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it is computed based on the principal amount (original) and based on the annual time

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simple interest

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23
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simple interest formula

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I = Prt

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24
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it is an interest earned is added to the principal and the new principal draws interest

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compound interest

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25
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formula of compound interest

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FV = P (I+r) ^t

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26
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number of times an interest is computed on a certain principal in one year

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compounding frequency

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27
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it is the sum of money borrowed that is expected to be paid back with interest

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loan

28
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paying the debt with regular payments

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amortization

29
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it is an example of an amortizing loan that requires the borrow to pay

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housing loan

30
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form of loan that can be traded in through the Philippine Dealing and Exchange (PDEX) system

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bond

31
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it is a series of payments required for a specific number of periods

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annuity

32
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payments are due at the beginning of each payment perior

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annuity due

33
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payment appears at the end of each period

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ordinary annuity

34
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it is a process that a business uses in evaluating and selecting major projects or investment

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capital budgeting

35
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it is a long term investment

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capital expenditures

36
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all levels within the organization are encouraged to make suggestions for capital expenditures

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investment proposal

37
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the financial personnels review and analyze the benefits and costs that may be derived from the proposal

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review and analysis of the proposal

38
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these are projects that do not compete with other projects

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independent projects

39
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these are the projects that compete with other projects, the approval of the one eliminate the other project

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mutually exclusive projects

40
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the business with _______ will choose a project with the best opportunities

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capital rationing

41
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if the business has _______ it will accept all the projects that pass the risk return criteria

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unlimited funds

42
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net cash inflows one expects to get when the business/project had already started

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cash returns

43
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evaluates a project by measuring the time it will take to recover the initial investment

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payback method

44
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when cash returns are ______, the payback period is computed by adding the cash returns until the total is equal to the investment

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uneven cash returns

45
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it is the difference between the present value of cash inflows and the net present value of cash outflows over a period

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net present value

46
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it is the most used technique in capital budgeting where it was defined as the discount rate that makes the net present value of an investment equals to zero

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internal rate return (IRR)

47
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it is efficient and effective way to use personal or business funds

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investing

48
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it can be considered as funds that can either multiply or incure a loss

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investment

49
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uncertainties or chances that the outcomes of investments are different from what is expected

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investment risk

50
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uncertainty due to economic development or factors that affect the market

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market risk

51
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chance that an investor is unable to sell an investment due to change in price

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liquidity risk

52
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concentration of loss that can be incurred due to lack of diversification

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concentration risk

53
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risk that money investment in a government bond may be uncollectible

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credit risk

54
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risk of loss from shifting from one investment to another

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reinvestment risk

55
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risk that an investment may not be able to sustain to purchasing power

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inflation risk

56
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risk that an investment may be stepped or pulled out due to unforeseen events

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horizon risk

57
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a person will live too long and may outline his/her investments

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longevity risk

58
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individual market risks that may affect investment from different countries

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foreign investment risk

59
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expected profits to receive from an investment

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investment returns

60
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an investment will yield a higher return only if the investor accepts a higher risk or possibility of losses

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risk return trade off

61
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primarily driven by the availability of resources while balancing the advantages and disadvantages of investment opportunities

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risk tolerance

62
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characteristics of an investor whose willingness in accepting risk is very low

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conservative risk tolerance

63
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an investor is willing to put average resources and accept some risks

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moderate risk tolerance

64
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investor is willing to put more resources, accept maximum risks on a high quality investment

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aggressive risk tolerance

65
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planning of investment opportunities based on the risk tolerance of an investor

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portfolio management

66
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investors has stagnant or excess of resources, they engage in different investing activities to gain profits

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investment diversification

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