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the acquirer. the requirement of fixed and Source: The Economic Times working capital. Reprint 2026-27 BUSINeSS STUDIeS inTroducTion thus, very cru... |
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its financial management. diversify it. It is required for buyingImportance: The role of financial a variety of assets, which may be management can... |
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capital budgeting decision The quantum of current assets is likely to affect virtually all items is also influenced by financial in the profit and ... |
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to an increase in the price of equity their market value and price. It means share. It can happen through efficient maximisation of the market valu... |
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that investors. The investment decision, therefore, relates to how the firm’s some value addition takes place. Similarly, when finance is procured,... |
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factors which affect capital budgeting decisions. (a) Cash flows of the project: When a company takes an investment decision involving huge amount ... |
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equity, preference share different techniques to evaluate capital, and retained earnings. investment proposals which The cost of each type of finan... |
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prudent financial Decisions manager would normally opt for a The financing decisions are affected source which is the cheapest. (b) Risk: The risk ... |
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x π xsin x Solution Let I = ∫ 01+cos x 2 dx . Then, by P ,4we have π I = (π− x)sin ( π− x) dx ∫ 0 1 cos (2 π− x) π (π− x)sin x dx π sin x dx = ∫ 2 ... |
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of current and past However, depressed capital market earning. Therefore, earnings is a may make issue of equity shares major determinant of the de... |
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growth companies. Similarly, a decrease in dividend may have a negative impact on the (e) Cash Flow Position: The payment of dividend involves an o... |
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ensure management to foresee the fund that the dividend does not violate requirements both the quantum as the terms of the loan agreement in well a... |
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left idle by focusing on fund requirements and don’t unnecessarily add to and their availability in the light of the cost. financial decisions. For... |
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one year or less. situation in a better way. In other words, it makes the firm better Financial planning usually begins prepared to face the future... |
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flow or finance growth or expansion. But while debt can provide the leverage you need to grow, too much debt can strangle your business. So the que... |
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it clear policies and procedures. makes the evaluation of actual (iv) Detailed plans of action prepared performance easier. under financial plannin... |
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the proportion a firm would fail to meet its payment Equity obligations. of debt out of the total capital i.e., Capital structure of a company, ... |
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the cost of funds declines situations-II and III, respectively. All because of increased use of cheaper debt is at 10% p.a. debt but the financial ... |
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NIL 1,00,000 2,00,000 EBT 2,00,000 1,00,000 NIL Tax 60,000 30,000 NIL EAT 1,40,000 70,000 NIL No. of shares of Rs.10 3,00,000 2,00,000 1,00,000 EPS... |
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are as follows: Profit after tax + Depreciation + Interest + Non Cash exp. 1.CashFlowPosition:Sizeofprojected Pref. Div + Interest + Repayment obli... |
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Business Studies |
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have a high EBIT borrow at a lower rate increases its but low cash balance. Apart from capacity to employ higher debt. Thus, interest, repayment ob... |
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Business Studies |
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Control: Debt normally does Consequently, for maximisation of not cause a dilution of control. A public issue of equity may reduce the shareholders... |
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Business Studies |
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decisions are called capital phase, a company, may find raising of equity capital more difficult and itbudgeting decisions. may opt for debt. Thus,... |
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level of activity, larger amount a smaller balance. This is reflected of working capital is required. As in a higher inventory turnover ratio. agai... |
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which remains in the business would also include expenditure on Reprint 2026-27 Financial ManageMents acquisition, expansion, modernisation (iv) Ir... |
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