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This document contains 21 multiple choice questions on financial management. It covers topics such as definitions in finance, the primary goal of financial management, preferred stock, debt ratios, inventory turnover, capital budgeting, contribution margin, interest rates, futures contracts, and more. It is useful for exam preparation.
What's inside
- Definitions in finance
- Primary goal of financial management
- Preferred stock statements
- Debt ratios and inventory turnover
- Capital budgeting and contribution margin
- Interest rates and futures contracts
Who it is for: Students preparing for a finance exam. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Corporate finance is about planning and managing a firm's money. It covers topics like debt, assets, dividends, interest rates and investment decisions.
Financial management goals
Financial management aims to increase the value of a firm's shares. It looks at different ways to achieve this. It also considers the risks involved.
Types of assets and liabilities
Current assets are short-term. Current liabilities are debts due soon. Tangible assets are physical. Long-term debt is money owed that is not due soon.
Investment and financing decisions
Capital budgeting is planning for long-term investments. The payback period is how long it takes to recover the cost of an investment. The internal rate of return is the discount rate that makes the net present value of an investment zero.
Corporate ownership and taxation
Preferred stock has different rights and dividends to common stock. Dividends on preferred stock are not tax-deductible. Corporations face double taxation of profits.
Key terms
- Debt-equity ratio
- The ratio of a firm's debt to its equity.
- Inventory turnover
- How quickly a firm sells its inventory.
- Risk premium
- The extra return for taking on risk.
- Liquidity measures
- Ratios that show a firm's ability to pay short-term debts.
- Dividend growth model
- A way to value a stock based on its dividends.
- Effective annual rate
- An interest rate that is compounded more than once a year.
Questions this document helps with
- What is the primary goal of financial management?
- How do you calculate the payback period of an investment?
- What are liquidity measures in corporate finance?
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