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Introduction to
Managerial Finance
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Learning Outcomes
Chapter 1
Explain what finance entails and why everyone should have an
understanding of basic financial concepts
Identify different forms of business organization as well as the
advantages and disadvantages of each.
Identify major goals that firms pursue and what a firm’s primary
goal should be.
Explain the role that ethics and good governance play in
successful businesses.
Describe how foreign firms differ from U.S. firms and identify
factors that affect financial decisions in multinational firms.
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What is Finance?
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General Areas of Finance
Investments
Financial Services
Managerial Finance
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Finance in the Organizational Structure of
the Firm
Board of Directors
President (CEO)
Director of Financial
Credit Inventory Tax
Capital Treasurer Controller and Cost
Manager Manager Department
Budgeting Accounting
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Alternative Forms of
Business Organization
Proprietorship
Partnership
Corporation
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Proprietorship
Advantages:
Ease of formation
Subject to few government regulations
No corporate income taxes
Limitations:
Unlimited personal liability
Limited life
Transferring ownership is difficult
Difficult to raise capital
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Partnership
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Corporation
Advantages:
Unlimited life
Easy transfer of ownership
Limited liability
Ease of raising capital
Disadvantages:
Cost of set-up and report filing
Double taxation
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Hybrid Forms of Business
S Corporation
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Business Organized as a Corporation:
Value Maximized
Limited liability reduces risk increasing market
value
Ease of raising capital allows taking
advantage of growth opportunities
Ownership can be easily transferred thus
investors would be willing to pay more for a
corporation
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Goals of the Corporation
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Managerial Actions to
Maximize Stockholder Wealth
Capital Structure Decisions
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Value of the Firm
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Factors Influenced by Managers
that Affect Stock Price
Projected cash flows
Timing of cash flow streams
Risk of projected cash flows (earnings)
Use of debt (capital structure)
Dividend policy
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Agency Relationships
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Stockholders versus Managers
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Business Ethics
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Corporate Governance
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Forms of Business in
Other Countries
Non-US firms have higher concentrations of
ownership
Nature of relationship with financial
institutions differs from U.S.
U.S. firms have a more dispersed ownership
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Multinational Corporations
Five reasons firms go “international”
1. To seek new markets
2. To seek raw materials
3. To seek new technology
4. To seek production efficiency
5. To avoid political and regulatory hurdles
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Factors Distinguishing Domestic
Firms from Multinational Firms
Different currency denominations
Economic and legal ramifications
Language differences
Cultural differences
Role of governments
Political risk
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