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What are the two ways organizations can obtain funding from capital markets?
What are the two ways organizations can obtain funding from capital markets?
- Equity and assets
- Debt and assets
- Debt and equity (correct)
- Equity and liabilities
What are the two types of assets that organizations can invest in?
What are the two types of assets that organizations can invest in?
- Short-term and long-term assets
- Liquid and illiquid assets
- Tangible and intangible assets
- Current and fixed assets (correct)
Which financial statements reflect an organization's financial activities?
Which financial statements reflect an organization's financial activities?
- Income Statement, Cash Flow Statement, and Statement of Changes in Equity
- Profit and Loss Account, Statement of Changes in Equity, and Cash Flow Statement
- Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Account, and Cash Flow Statements (correct)
- Balance Sheet, Income Statement, and Statement of Retained Earnings
Who carries out financial analysis to determine profitability, liquidity, and solvency?
Who carries out financial analysis to determine profitability, liquidity, and solvency?
What risks do banks face due to asset-liability transformation?
What risks do banks face due to asset-liability transformation?
What do banks implement to address interest rate, currency, and liquidity risks?
What do banks implement to address interest rate, currency, and liquidity risks?
Why is financial analysis helpful in financial planning?
Why is financial analysis helpful in financial planning?
What are the two ways organizations can obtain funding from capital markets?
What are the two ways organizations can obtain funding from capital markets?
What factors determine whether an organization invests in current or fixed assets?
What factors determine whether an organization invests in current or fixed assets?
What are some examples of accounting statements that reflect an organization's financial activities?
What are some examples of accounting statements that reflect an organization's financial activities?
Who carries out financial analysis to determine profitability, liquidity, and solvency?
Who carries out financial analysis to determine profitability, liquidity, and solvency?
What do banks face due to asset-liability transformation, and what do they require to balance profitability and viability?
What do banks face due to asset-liability transformation, and what do they require to balance profitability and viability?
What risks do banks address through comprehensive risk management systems?
What risks do banks address through comprehensive risk management systems?
Why is financial analysis helpful in financial planning?
Why is financial analysis helpful in financial planning?
What are the two ways organizations can obtain funding from capital markets?
What are the two ways organizations can obtain funding from capital markets?
What are the two types of assets that organizations can invest in?
What are the two types of assets that organizations can invest in?
What are the three accounting statements that reflect an organization's financial activities?
What are the three accounting statements that reflect an organization's financial activities?
Who carries out financial analysis to determine profitability, liquidity, and solvency?
Who carries out financial analysis to determine profitability, liquidity, and solvency?
What do banks face due to asset-liability transformation?
What do banks face due to asset-liability transformation?
What do banks implement to address interest rate, currency, and liquidity risks?
What do banks implement to address interest rate, currency, and liquidity risks?
What requires financial analysis to determine an organization's financial objectives and requirements?
What requires financial analysis to determine an organization's financial objectives and requirements?
Flashcards
Funding sources for organizations
Funding sources for organizations
Organizations obtain funds from capital markets using debt or equity, directly or through intermediaries like banks.
Types of assets
Types of assets
Funds raised are invested in assets, categorized as current or fixed assets, depending on their lifespan and purpose.
Key Financial Statements
Key Financial Statements
Financial documents like Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Account, and Cash Flow Statements showcase an organization's financial status and activities.
Analyzing financial statements
Analyzing financial statements
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Risks faced by banks
Risks faced by banks
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Risk management in banks
Risk management in banks
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Who uses Financial Analysis?
Who uses Financial Analysis?
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Linking Analysis to Budgeting
Linking Analysis to Budgeting
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Linking operations and funding
Linking operations and funding
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Growth and financial analysis
Growth and financial analysis
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Historical financial patterns
Historical financial patterns
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Financial planning and analysis
Financial planning and analysis
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Debt Financing
Debt Financing
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Equity Financing
Equity Financing
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Current Assets
Current Assets
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Fixed Assets
Fixed Assets
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Balance Sheet
Balance Sheet
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Profit and Loss Account (P&L)
Profit and Loss Account (P&L)
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Cash Flow Statement
Cash Flow Statement
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Assessing Division Performance
Assessing Division Performance
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Study Notes
Financial Management and Analysis in Organizations and Banks
- Organizations require funding from capital markets through debt or equity, obtained directly or through intermediaries like banks.
- Funds raised are invested in assets, which can be current or fixed assets, determined by factors like the industry and objectives.
- Accounting statements like Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Account, and Cash Flow Statements reflect the organization's financial activities.
- Financial statements are further examined to assess the performance of the organization and its divisions.
- Banks face credit and market risks due to asset-liability transformation, and require strategic management to balance profitability and viability.
- Banks implement comprehensive risk management systems to address interest rate, currency, and liquidity risks.
- Financial analysis is carried out by investors, management, lenders, suppliers, and customers to determine profitability, liquidity, and solvency.
- Financial analysis inputs are frequently employed in creating budgets and planning processes.
- Linkages between operating and funding activities are provided by financial analysis.
- More activity requires the addition of new assets and funds, determined by financial analysis.
- Financial analysis shows how different financial components have been linked historically, helpful in financial planning.
- Financial planning requires financial analysis to determine the organization's financial objectives and requirements.
Financial Management and Analysis in Organizations and Banks
- Organizations require funding from capital markets through debt or equity, obtained directly or through intermediaries like banks.
- Funds raised are invested in assets, which can be current or fixed assets, determined by factors like the industry and objectives.
- Accounting statements like Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Account, and Cash Flow Statements reflect the organization's financial activities.
- Financial statements are further examined to assess the performance of the organization and its divisions.
- Banks face credit and market risks due to asset-liability transformation, and require strategic management to balance profitability and viability.
- Banks implement comprehensive risk management systems to address interest rate, currency, and liquidity risks.
- Financial analysis is carried out by investors, management, lenders, suppliers, and customers to determine profitability, liquidity, and solvency.
- Financial analysis inputs are frequently employed in creating budgets and planning processes.
- Linkages between operating and funding activities are provided by financial analysis.
- More activity requires the addition of new assets and funds, determined by financial analysis.
- Financial analysis shows how different financial components have been linked historically, helpful in financial planning.
- Financial planning requires financial analysis to determine the organization's financial objectives and requirements.
Financial Management and Analysis in Organizations and Banks
- Organizations require funding from capital markets through debt or equity, obtained directly or through intermediaries like banks.
- Funds raised are invested in assets, which can be current or fixed assets, determined by factors like the industry and objectives.
- Accounting statements like Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Account, and Cash Flow Statements reflect the organization's financial activities.
- Financial statements are further examined to assess the performance of the organization and its divisions.
- Banks face credit and market risks due to asset-liability transformation, and require strategic management to balance profitability and viability.
- Banks implement comprehensive risk management systems to address interest rate, currency, and liquidity risks.
- Financial analysis is carried out by investors, management, lenders, suppliers, and customers to determine profitability, liquidity, and solvency.
- Financial analysis inputs are frequently employed in creating budgets and planning processes.
- Linkages between operating and funding activities are provided by financial analysis.
- More activity requires the addition of new assets and funds, determined by financial analysis.
- Financial analysis shows how different financial components have been linked historically, helpful in financial planning.
- Financial planning requires financial analysis to determine the organization's financial objectives and requirements.
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