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Business Finance

Study how you manage your money

Business

Putting up

Finance

Capital

Shared Capital


Loan Capital

Sources of Capital for corporation

Business

Venturing

Finance

Money and its management


Allocation of resources

Financial institutions


Investments


Business Finance

Three areas of finance

Financial institutions

Creation

Area of finance

Investment

Analysis and planning

Area of finance

Business Finance

Management

1. Allocation of funds


2. Procurement of funds


3. Utilization of funds

Functions of Business Finance

Allocation of funds

Profitable


Minimal cost

Function of BF

Procurement of funds

Evaluation of funds


Short term/ long term

Function of BF

Efficient - periodic assessment


Effective - short/long term goals

Utilization of funds

Efficient

Periodic assessment

Effective

Short/long term goals

1. To acquire necessary funds to ensure that they are used effectively.


2. Capital budgeting


3. Capital structuring


4. Working capital management

Roles of financial manager

Sole proprietorship


Partnership


Corporation

Business Organization

Sole proprietorship

One owner; DTI; BIR

Department of Trade and Industry

DTI

Bureau of Internal Revenue

BIR

Partnership

Owned by two or more; SEC

Securities and Exchange Commission

SEC

Corporation

Stock; SEC


Dividends

General


Limited

Types of partnership

General

All liabilities

Limited

No liability


No active role

Universal


Particular


General


Limited


Capital


Industrial


Capitalist industrial

Classification of partnership

Universal

All (object of contribution)

Particular

Determined (object of contribution)

Capital

Money

Classification of partnership

Industrial

Work/services

Classification of partnership

Capitalist Industrial

Both money and work

Classification of partnership

Stock - profit


Non-stock - non profit

Classification of corporation according to sources of capital

Classification of Corporation

1. Voting Right


2. Ownership


3. Transfer of ownership


4. Entitlement of dividend


5. Right to sue


6. Pre-emptive right

Rights of stockholder

Classes of shares of stocks

Class a

Filipino stocks

Class b

Foreign stocks

Dividends

Value received by the stockholders

Classifications of dividends

Liquidation

Transforming assets into cash

1. Declaration


2. Ex-dividend date


3. Date of Record


4. Payment date

Dividend payment (step)

1. Equity


Capital Stock


2. Borrowed Capital


3. Debt Financing/ Borrowings

Sources of Capital

Equity

*Source of capital for sole proprietorship


*venture capitalist

Venture Capitalist

Firm na nagpapautang in exchange of equity

Capital Stock

*Source of capital fo corporation


*Stock market

Borrowed Capital

Loans, there is interest

1. Not required to cash dividends


2. It has a maturity date

Advantage of Equity= stocks

Control and ownership are being affected

Disadvantage of equity= stocks

Authorized Capital


Issued Stock


Reacquired Stock


Outstanding Stock

Forms of Capital Stock

Authorized Capital

Maximum number of shares

Form of capital stock

Issued stock

Subscribed authorized stock

Form of capital stock

Reacquired Stock

By gift


Buying back - forfeiture of stock

Form of capital stock

Outstanding stock

Portion of issued stock

Form of capital stock

Common stock


Preferred stock

Classes of Stock

Common stock

Basic shares

Preferred stock

Stocks with preference

Debt financing

Borrowings

Keme of Debt Financing

1. Trade credit market - raw materials; manufacturer/ distributor


2. Customer loan market - banks; creditors; finance company

Major Sources of funds

Equity vs Debt Capital

Loans

Lending of money

Amortization

Allocation of cost

1. Pure-discount loan - simplest form


2. Interest-only loan - interest paid


3. Amortized loan - repaid in parts

Kinds of loans

Working capital

To finance its day to day transactions

Working capital

Portion of the firms capital continuously converted into cash

Working capital

Portion of the firms capital continuously converted into cash

Firm's cash


Checks for the encashment


Bank account balances


Accounts receivable


Inventories


Prepaid expense

Woking capital includes

1. Inventory replenishment


2. Provision for Operating Expenses


3. Back-up credit sales


4. Safety margin

Why we need working capital?

Inventory replenishment

Sufficient stock of inventory

Provision for operating expenses

Back-up expenses

Back-up credit sales

Until receivables are converted inti cash

Safety margin

Unexpected expense


Delays in cash inflows


Decline in revenue

-purchase and cash sales


-time period from collection


-time period from purchase or payment


-accounts receivable collection


-inventory investment

The amount of cash needed may depend on:

Cash-management

Sufficient amount of profit must be attained

Liquidity management

Sufficient cash to cover cash requirements

Inventory management

Inventory turn over


Earn profit/sales

Accounts receivable

Credit sales


Money owed to the business

Trade credit

Credit sale made to other business


Open account- no formal debt contract

Consumer credit

Credit sale made to other individual

1. Credit period


2. Discount period


3. Discount rate

Credit forms

Credit period

The date the buyer is invoiced/ date of payment

Discount period

Discount for prompt payment

Discount rate

Price reduction

Short-term operations


Long-term operations

Financing decision

Capital budgeting

To plan and control

Expenditures


Valuation


Investments

Under capital budgeting

Break-even point

Variable and fixed expenses

BEP= Sales income - expenses

Formula for break-even point

Variable expense

Directly proportional


Changing


Labor cost

Fixed expense

Remain constant


Not changing