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- FIN200 · Week 6
This quiz covers key concepts in finance, including asset financing, yield curves, external financing, and cash flow management. It is for Week 6 of the FIN200 course.
What's inside
- Asset financing types
- Yield curve interpretation
- External financing needs
- Cash flow determinants
- Collections speeding methods
- Account receivables commitment
Who it is for: Students taking the FIN200 course in Week 6. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Finance is the study of how money is managed. A student gets practice with multiple choice questions on financial management.
Asset financing
Long-term and short-term financing are the two main ways to fund assets. Students match types of assets to the best kind of financing.
Yield curves and financing
Yield curves show the relationship between interest rates and time. Students decide which type of financing to use based on the shape of the yield curve.
External financing needs
External financing is money borrowed from outside the business. Students calculate how much external financing a company needs.
Theory of interest rates
The term structure of interest rates explains how interest rates vary with time. Students identify the correct theory of interest rates.
Key terms
- Cash flow
- The movement of money into and out of a business.
- Accounts receivable
- Money owed to a business by customers.
- Regional collection centers
- Places where a business collects payments from customers.
- Term structure of interest rates
- The relationship between interest rates and the length of time over which they are applied.
- Marketable securities
- Financial instruments that can be bought and sold easily.
- Incremental income
- The extra money a business makes from a new project or investment.
Questions this document helps with
- How do you match assets to the right kind of financing?
- What does the shape of the yield curve tell you?
- How do you calculate a company's external financing needs?
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