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Topics Covered

What Is A Corporation?The Role of The Financial ManagerWho Is The Financial Manager?Separation of Ownership and

Management

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Corporate Structure

Sole Proprietorships

Corporations

Partnerships

Limited Liability

Corporate tax on profits +

Personal tax on dividends (dividend distribution tax as of now in India)

Unlimited Liability

Personal tax on profits

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Role of The Financial Manager

Financialmanager

Firm'soperations

Financialmarkets

(1) Cash raised from investors

(1)

(2) Cash invested in firm

(2)

(3) Cash generated by operations

(3)

(4a) Cash reinvested

(4a)

(4b) Cash returned to investors

(4b)

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The 6 ‘A’s

Anticipating financial needsAcquiring financial resourcesAllocating funds in businessAdministrating the allocation of fundsAnalyzing the performance of fundsAccounting and reporting to management

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Role of The Financial Manager

Common Finance Terminology– Real assets– Financial assets / Securities– Capital markets and financial

markets– Investment / capital budgeting– Financing

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Who is The Financial Manager?

Chief Financial Officer

ControllerTreasurer

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3 Broad decisions of FMInvestment decisions

Finance decisions

Dividend decisions

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INVESTMENT DECISIONS Ascertainment of funds the firm can commit

Appraisal & selection of Capital Investment Proposals

Measurement of risk & uncertainty in the investment proposals

Prioritization of investment decisions

Determination of fixed assets to be acquired………..

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Determination of level of investment in the Current Assets

Buy or lease decisions

Asset Replacement decisions

Restructuring, Mergers & Acquisitions

Security Analysis & Portfolio management

…………contd….

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FINANCE DECISIONS Determination of the financing mix for long-term,

medium-term & short-term investments

Raising funds through issue of financial instruments

Arrangement of funds from banks, Fis

…………..contd…………

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…………..contd…… Strategies to reduce Tax liability of the firm Various modes of improving the EPS & the market

value of the share Consideration of Cost of Capital & WACC Optimization of financing mix to improve returns to

shareholders Considering impact of over/under capitalization on

firm’s profitability Impact of economic conditions of the country on

modes of financing

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DIVIDEND DECISIONSDetermination of dividend & retention

policies of the company

Consideration of impact of levels of dividend and retention of earnings on the market value of the share & future earnings of the company

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Leads to ‘agency’ problem

– Managers (agents)are supposed to act on behalf of the shareholders(principal)

– Conflict of interests– Mismanagement of funds– Burden of ‘agency costs’

Separation of Ownership from Management

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AGENCY COSTSCosts to the shareholders of managers making

decision that are not in the shareholder’s interests.

Expenditure to minimise dishonesty Expenditure to monitor management’s actions

by internal audits Expenditure to protect owners from mischief of

managers Opportunity cost of lost profits

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Solutions

Value maximizationAccountability of DirectorsMonitoringMotivation through incentives (ESOPs)

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INTERNATIONAL FINANCE

How to source it ?? How to manage it….. ??!!!!!!

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Regulatory changes – GAAP to IFRS

M&As leading to complex operating models

Financial risk management

Prioritizing capital investments

Managing taxes

Key Challenges for CFOs

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FINANCE & ACCOUNTING

Accounting info acts as input to the finance function

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