2. Course Objective
• The primary aim of this course is to make students aware about the
various functions that a finance manager has to perform. The course is
based on understanding of structure decision making in three
interrelated disciplines in finance viz. Investment (Long Term);
financing decisions and policies related to dividend payments.
3. Course Topics
• Introduction of Financial Management
• Cost of Capital
• Estimation of Working Capital Requirement
• Dividend Policies
• Time Value of Money
• Capital Budgeting
– NPV, IRR, ARR, PBP, PI
– Estimation Cash Flow & Replacement Decisions
12. Other Long Term Financing
Debentures
• Fixed Interest Rate
• Maturity
• Credit Rating
• Tax Deduction on Interest
(Hybrid Security)
Preference Share
• Prior Claim on Assets
• Fixed Dividend
• Redemption
• Sinking Fund
Term Loans
• Fixed Maturity
• Security
• Direct Negotiation
• Restrictive Covenants
13. Company Deposits
Public Fixed Deposits
• Investment in a Company like FDs
Lease Financing
• Operating Lease
• Financial Lease
• Sale and Lease back
Hire Purchase Finance
• Purchase of an assets on Installments
• Ownership gets transferred only when all installments are paid
14. Action
Sources
Users
Content
Orientation
Frequency
Financial Accounting
• Recording
• Generally Accepted
Accounting Principles
• Large Group
• Monetary
• Historical
• Quarterly and Annual
Financial Management
• Planning
• Whatever useful to
Management
• Small Group
• Monetary & Non – Monetary
• Historical & Estimates
• Varies with purpose
15. Introduction to Financial Management
Scope of Financial Management
Real Assets vs Financial Assets
Tangible & Intangible Assets (Real Assets)
Equity & Borrowed Funds (Financial Assets)
Functions of Finance Manager
Long Term Decision Making
• Investing Decisions
• Financing Decisions
• Dividend Decisions
Short Term Decision Making
• Liquidity Decisions
16. Financial Goals
Profit Maximization
Wealth Maximization
Agency Problem
Ownership vs Management
Agency Cost