The document discusses financial management and finance. It defines financial management as dealing with procurement of funds and their effective utilization in a business. It outlines the traditional and modern approaches to the scope of financial management. The traditional approach focused on long-term problems and raising funds, while the modern approach focuses on issues like technology, growth, and profitability. Financial management objectives include profit maximization and liquidity management. Key activities involve capital budgeting, cash management, and investment decisions. Financial managers are responsible for the financial health of an organization by producing reports, directing investments, and developing long-term strategies.
This document discusses the concepts of management and financial management. It defines management as planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling resources to achieve organizational goals efficiently and effectively. Financial management involves procuring and utilizing funds, and is the management of money and other assets for individuals, businesses, and governments. The objectives of financial management are typically described as profit maximization or wealth maximization, with wealth maximization being considered a more comprehensive goal that takes into account risk, return, and the time value of money.
The document discusses the concept of financial management. It defines financial management as dealing with procuring funds and utilizing them effectively and judiciously to maximize firm value and shareholder wealth. The objectives of financial management are acquiring suitable funds, proper utilization of funds, increasing profitability, and maximizing firm value. Financial management makes decisions regarding long-term assets, capital structure, short-term assets, and profit allocation. The goal is wealth maximization rather than profit maximization by considering future cash flows, risk, and time value of money. A financial manager's roles include procuring lowest cost funds, investing in most profitable assets, distributing dividends, controlling funds, evaluating performance, and managing corporate taxation.
49 p1 manajemen keuangan 1_ the role of managerial finance and the financial ...AminullahAssagaf3
1. The document outlines the topics that will be covered in a Managerial Finance 1 course over 15 meetings. It lists the chapters from the textbook that will be covered in each meeting and any assignments.
2. The course will cover topics such as the role of managerial finance, financial statement analysis, cash flow and financial planning, risk and return, time value of money, and working capital management.
3. The document provides details on the chapter coverage and assignment for each of the 15 meetings to help students understand what will be expected and to stay on track with the course schedule.
Mahatma Gandhi University provides presentation for " Accounting & Finance" .For more Information about "Accounting & Finance". Visit Online: http://www.mgu.edu.in/
This document provides an overview of the BA4 - Basic Finance course. It defines basic finance as the management of assets and money with the primary goals of increasing profit and minimizing risks. The document discusses different sources of capital for businesses, including owners' savings and loans from banks or creditors. It also outlines key goals of business finance such as maximizing profit, profitability, and present net worth while maintaining adequate cash flow and balancing risks and returns. Net present value is defined as the value now of all future cash flows from an investment discounted at a given interest rate.
Branches of accounting (By Abhishek Patel )Abhishek903157
This document provides an overview of accounting, including its objectives and branches. It discusses the key differences between management accounting and financial accounting. The objectives of accounting are to maintain records, calculate profit/loss, ascertain financial performance and position, and communicate information to users. The main branches covered are financial accounting, cost accounting, and management accounting. Financial accounting focuses on recording transactions and financial statements, while management accounting assists with planning, controlling, and decision-making. The document also defines internal users as those involved in managing the organization, and external users as those outside the organization such as investors and creditors.
This document contains a financial plan presented by Muhammad Umair for his management sciences semester project. The plan includes pro forma income statements, cash flows, and a balance sheet. It projects the company's revenues, expenses, profits and cash position. The income statement forecasts sales growth and estimates costs to calculate projected net income. The cash flow statement predicts monthly cash inflows and outflows. The pro forma balance sheet uses estimates to predict the company's future assets, liabilities, and equity at the end of the first year.
The document discusses financial management and finance. It defines financial management as dealing with procurement of funds and their effective utilization in a business. It outlines the traditional and modern approaches to the scope of financial management. The traditional approach focused on long-term problems and raising funds, while the modern approach focuses on issues like technology, growth, and profitability. Financial management objectives include profit maximization and liquidity management. Key activities involve capital budgeting, cash management, and investment decisions. Financial managers are responsible for the financial health of an organization by producing reports, directing investments, and developing long-term strategies.
This document discusses the concepts of management and financial management. It defines management as planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling resources to achieve organizational goals efficiently and effectively. Financial management involves procuring and utilizing funds, and is the management of money and other assets for individuals, businesses, and governments. The objectives of financial management are typically described as profit maximization or wealth maximization, with wealth maximization being considered a more comprehensive goal that takes into account risk, return, and the time value of money.
The document discusses the concept of financial management. It defines financial management as dealing with procuring funds and utilizing them effectively and judiciously to maximize firm value and shareholder wealth. The objectives of financial management are acquiring suitable funds, proper utilization of funds, increasing profitability, and maximizing firm value. Financial management makes decisions regarding long-term assets, capital structure, short-term assets, and profit allocation. The goal is wealth maximization rather than profit maximization by considering future cash flows, risk, and time value of money. A financial manager's roles include procuring lowest cost funds, investing in most profitable assets, distributing dividends, controlling funds, evaluating performance, and managing corporate taxation.
49 p1 manajemen keuangan 1_ the role of managerial finance and the financial ...AminullahAssagaf3
1. The document outlines the topics that will be covered in a Managerial Finance 1 course over 15 meetings. It lists the chapters from the textbook that will be covered in each meeting and any assignments.
2. The course will cover topics such as the role of managerial finance, financial statement analysis, cash flow and financial planning, risk and return, time value of money, and working capital management.
3. The document provides details on the chapter coverage and assignment for each of the 15 meetings to help students understand what will be expected and to stay on track with the course schedule.
Mahatma Gandhi University provides presentation for " Accounting & Finance" .For more Information about "Accounting & Finance". Visit Online: http://www.mgu.edu.in/
This document provides an overview of the BA4 - Basic Finance course. It defines basic finance as the management of assets and money with the primary goals of increasing profit and minimizing risks. The document discusses different sources of capital for businesses, including owners' savings and loans from banks or creditors. It also outlines key goals of business finance such as maximizing profit, profitability, and present net worth while maintaining adequate cash flow and balancing risks and returns. Net present value is defined as the value now of all future cash flows from an investment discounted at a given interest rate.
Branches of accounting (By Abhishek Patel )Abhishek903157
This document provides an overview of accounting, including its objectives and branches. It discusses the key differences between management accounting and financial accounting. The objectives of accounting are to maintain records, calculate profit/loss, ascertain financial performance and position, and communicate information to users. The main branches covered are financial accounting, cost accounting, and management accounting. Financial accounting focuses on recording transactions and financial statements, while management accounting assists with planning, controlling, and decision-making. The document also defines internal users as those involved in managing the organization, and external users as those outside the organization such as investors and creditors.
This document contains a financial plan presented by Muhammad Umair for his management sciences semester project. The plan includes pro forma income statements, cash flows, and a balance sheet. It projects the company's revenues, expenses, profits and cash position. The income statement forecasts sales growth and estimates costs to calculate projected net income. The cash flow statement predicts monthly cash inflows and outflows. The pro forma balance sheet uses estimates to predict the company's future assets, liabilities, and equity at the end of the first year.
This document provides definitions and explanations of various accounting and finance terms that are commonly used in interviews for MBA finance programs. It discusses topics such as accounting concepts, bookkeeping systems, financial statements, ratios, types of costs and revenues, depreciation methods, and more. The document is intended to help candidates prepare for finance-related questions and demonstrate their understanding of basic accounting and finance principles.
Accounting involves recording, classifying, and summarizing financial transactions and events in terms of money to accurately assess the financial resources and position of a business or organization. It is required wherever money is involved to account for financial resources. Accounting includes bookkeeping, which systematically records transactions in monetary terms, as well as financial accounting which prepares financial statements like the income statement and balance sheet to determine profit/loss and the overall financial position of the business.
This document discusses the role and significance of finance in other functional areas of business. It begins by defining finance and outlining the major areas of finance. It then discusses how financial management interacts and relates to other functional areas like production management, marketing management, and human resource management. Specifically, it notes that financial managers work closely with other departments on issues like inventory policy, capital budgeting decisions, marketing strategies, and human resource costs and policies. Finally, it outlines the major areas of decision making in financial management, including investment decisions, financing decisions, and asset management decisions.
This document provides an overview of key concepts in financial management. It defines finance as the art and science of managing money and the study of value and good decision-making involving money. Financial management aims to efficiently acquire and utilize capital funds. The objectives of financial management include maintaining liquidity, profit maximization, and wealth maximization. It also aims to protect solvency, utilize resources effectively, provide social welfare, and ensure fair returns. Financial management involves planning and controlling a firm's financial resources, including raising funds optimally and using them profitably.
The document discusses the role and significance of finance in other functional areas of management. It states that finance is important for every organization as it is needed to acquire resources and meet expenses. The efficient management of finances is crucial for an organization's success. It also explains how the finance department interacts and provides support to other departments like production, marketing, and human resources by assisting with inventory management, capital budgeting decisions, pension funds, and more. Finally, it outlines some of the main tasks of the finance department including paying salaries and wages, paying accounts, and maintaining financial records.
Managerial economics is the application of economic theory and methodology to managerial decision making. It helps managers optimize business behavior and integrate economic theory with business practice to facilitate optimal decision making. Some key concepts in managerial economics include opportunity cost, marginality, production possibility frontier, and discounting principle. Managerial economics uses both microeconomic and macroeconomic analysis to address internal business issues like production, pricing, investment decisions as well as external issues like industry trends and government policies. The goal is to help managers make rational economic choices and maximize profits given scarce resources.
Working capital management refers to managing a firm's short-term assets and liabilities, such as inventory, accounts receivable, accounts payable and cash. The goal is to ensure the firm can continue operations and meet short-term debt and expenses. There is a tradeoff between the risk of having too little working capital and having excess working capital. Working capital is calculated as current assets minus current liabilities and represents the funds available for day-to-day operations. Proper working capital management is important for business solvency, maintaining goodwill with suppliers and customers, obtaining loans, and taking advantage of discounts and market opportunities.
The document provides an introduction to financial management. It defines key terms like finance, business finance, and corporate finance. Financial management is described as integral to overall management and concerned with procuring and utilizing funds efficiently. The objectives of financial management are profit maximization and wealth maximization. Functions of a finance manager include forecasting requirements, acquiring capital, investment decisions, cash management, and interdepartmental coordination. Financial management is important for business concerns as it provides planning, funds acquisition, proper fund usage, value increase, and savings promotion.
The document discusses the goals of financial management. It explains that the traditional goal was profit maximization, which focused on increasing profits through investment, financing, and dividend decisions. However, this approach has limitations as it ignores risk, time value of money, and quality. The modern goal is wealth maximization, which aims to maximize shareholder wealth by increasing the net worth and market price of the company. Wealth maximization considers cash flows rather than profits, takes a long-term view, and incorporates risk and time value of money through discounted cash flows. It better serves shareholders' objectives of return on investment and capital safety.
This document discusses the organization of finance functions in a business. It states that the ultimate responsibility for finance functions lies with the top management, though the specific organization structure may differ between companies based on their needs. Typically, there are different layers of finance executives such as assistant managers, deputy managers, and general managers of finance. The board of directors is the supreme body that oversees directors of managing, production, personnel, and finance.
This document defines key terms related to financial management. It discusses the meaning of finance, defines financial management and business finance, and outlines the scope, objectives, approaches, functions, and importance of financial management. The main topics covered include profit and wealth maximization as objectives, traditional vs modern approaches, and the finance manager's role in forecasting requirements, investment decisions, and ensuring proper use of funds.
This document discusses international financial management and its key aspects. It defines international finance as the management of finance in an international business environment involving foreign currency exchange. It notes that international finance differs from domestic finance in its exposure to foreign currency. It also discusses objectives of international financial management like maximizing shareholder wealth. Components of the international financial environment are outlined as well, including foreign exchange markets, currency convertibility, and international monetary systems.
This document provides definitions and concepts related to financial management. It defines financial management as dealing with planning and controlling a firm's financial resources. The document outlines the traditional, transitional, and modern approaches to financial management. It discusses the functions of financial management including investment, financing, and dividend decisions. The objectives of financial management are described as profit maximization and wealth maximization. The document also covers the importance of effective financial management.
The document discusses the meaning, concepts, types, needs and importance of financial management and working capital management. Some key points:
1. Financial management deals with procuring and effectively utilizing funds in a business. It helps plan finances, acquire funds, make financial decisions and improve profitability.
2. Working capital refers to short-term funds used for daily operations like paying creditors, wages, and raw materials. It is classified as gross working capital (total current assets) and net working capital (current assets minus current liabilities).
3. Working capital needs vary and can be permanent, temporary for seasonal needs, or semi-variable depending on sales levels. It is needed to purchase inventory, pay expenses and
This document is a 15 page report submitted by Md. Main Uddin to their professor Dr. Anisur Rahman on the topic of financial management. It includes an introduction to financial management, definitions of key terms, explanations of the scope and functions of financial management, and discussions of the importance and limitations of financial management. The report utilizes headings, page numbers, and citations to structure the content in a clear manner over its 15 pages.
A Study on Performance Analysis of Nestle India Limited with Specific Referen...paperpublications3
Abstract: “Finance is the blood of the organization” Finance is used by individuals (personal finance), by government (public finance), by business (corporate finance), as well as by a wide variety of organization including school and non-profit organizations. Finance is one of the most important aspects of business management. Financial management is two way process in which finances manager obtain funds and money at low cost and risk and use it in higher earning project at minimum risk.
Financial performance analysis is the process of identifying the financial strengths and weaknesses of the firm by properly establishing the relationship between the items of balance sheet and profit and loss account. It also helps in short-term and long term forecasting and growth.
This study has aimed in identifying the financial performance of Nestle India Limited through DuPont analysis using the three factors, viz., profit margin, asset turnover and financial leverage.
This study very clearly implies through DuPont analysis, the Nestle India Limited profit is fluctuating and was stagnant consecutively for three years.
Finance is essential for businesses to operate and grow. Financial management involves planning and controlling a firm's financial resources. It includes activities like investment analysis, working capital management, and dividend policy decisions. The objectives of financial management are wealth maximization and profit maximization for shareholders. Financial managers are responsible for forecasting requirements, acquiring capital, making investment and financing decisions, and coordinating with other departments. The key financial decisions are financing, dividend, and investment decisions.
Financial management book @ bec doms baglkot mba Babasab Patil
Unit 1 provides an introduction to financial management, including its concept, nature, evolution, and significance. It discusses finance functions, risk-return tradeoffs, and maximizing vs. optimizing approaches.
Unit 2 covers long-term capital resources like equity, debt, debentures, and borrowings. It discusses their uses and significance as well as institutional frameworks and regulations around public deposits.
Unit 3 focuses on working capital, including its concept, determinants, sources, and financing approaches. It summarizes recommendations from committees on financing working capital gaps.
This document provides definitions and explanations of various accounting and finance terms that are commonly used in interviews for MBA finance programs. It discusses topics such as accounting concepts, bookkeeping systems, financial statements, ratios, types of costs and revenues, depreciation methods, and more. The document is intended to help candidates prepare for finance-related questions and demonstrate their understanding of basic accounting and finance principles.
Accounting involves recording, classifying, and summarizing financial transactions and events in terms of money to accurately assess the financial resources and position of a business or organization. It is required wherever money is involved to account for financial resources. Accounting includes bookkeeping, which systematically records transactions in monetary terms, as well as financial accounting which prepares financial statements like the income statement and balance sheet to determine profit/loss and the overall financial position of the business.
This document discusses the role and significance of finance in other functional areas of business. It begins by defining finance and outlining the major areas of finance. It then discusses how financial management interacts and relates to other functional areas like production management, marketing management, and human resource management. Specifically, it notes that financial managers work closely with other departments on issues like inventory policy, capital budgeting decisions, marketing strategies, and human resource costs and policies. Finally, it outlines the major areas of decision making in financial management, including investment decisions, financing decisions, and asset management decisions.
This document provides an overview of key concepts in financial management. It defines finance as the art and science of managing money and the study of value and good decision-making involving money. Financial management aims to efficiently acquire and utilize capital funds. The objectives of financial management include maintaining liquidity, profit maximization, and wealth maximization. It also aims to protect solvency, utilize resources effectively, provide social welfare, and ensure fair returns. Financial management involves planning and controlling a firm's financial resources, including raising funds optimally and using them profitably.
The document discusses the role and significance of finance in other functional areas of management. It states that finance is important for every organization as it is needed to acquire resources and meet expenses. The efficient management of finances is crucial for an organization's success. It also explains how the finance department interacts and provides support to other departments like production, marketing, and human resources by assisting with inventory management, capital budgeting decisions, pension funds, and more. Finally, it outlines some of the main tasks of the finance department including paying salaries and wages, paying accounts, and maintaining financial records.
Managerial economics is the application of economic theory and methodology to managerial decision making. It helps managers optimize business behavior and integrate economic theory with business practice to facilitate optimal decision making. Some key concepts in managerial economics include opportunity cost, marginality, production possibility frontier, and discounting principle. Managerial economics uses both microeconomic and macroeconomic analysis to address internal business issues like production, pricing, investment decisions as well as external issues like industry trends and government policies. The goal is to help managers make rational economic choices and maximize profits given scarce resources.
Working capital management refers to managing a firm's short-term assets and liabilities, such as inventory, accounts receivable, accounts payable and cash. The goal is to ensure the firm can continue operations and meet short-term debt and expenses. There is a tradeoff between the risk of having too little working capital and having excess working capital. Working capital is calculated as current assets minus current liabilities and represents the funds available for day-to-day operations. Proper working capital management is important for business solvency, maintaining goodwill with suppliers and customers, obtaining loans, and taking advantage of discounts and market opportunities.
The document provides an introduction to financial management. It defines key terms like finance, business finance, and corporate finance. Financial management is described as integral to overall management and concerned with procuring and utilizing funds efficiently. The objectives of financial management are profit maximization and wealth maximization. Functions of a finance manager include forecasting requirements, acquiring capital, investment decisions, cash management, and interdepartmental coordination. Financial management is important for business concerns as it provides planning, funds acquisition, proper fund usage, value increase, and savings promotion.
The document discusses the goals of financial management. It explains that the traditional goal was profit maximization, which focused on increasing profits through investment, financing, and dividend decisions. However, this approach has limitations as it ignores risk, time value of money, and quality. The modern goal is wealth maximization, which aims to maximize shareholder wealth by increasing the net worth and market price of the company. Wealth maximization considers cash flows rather than profits, takes a long-term view, and incorporates risk and time value of money through discounted cash flows. It better serves shareholders' objectives of return on investment and capital safety.
This document discusses the organization of finance functions in a business. It states that the ultimate responsibility for finance functions lies with the top management, though the specific organization structure may differ between companies based on their needs. Typically, there are different layers of finance executives such as assistant managers, deputy managers, and general managers of finance. The board of directors is the supreme body that oversees directors of managing, production, personnel, and finance.
This document defines key terms related to financial management. It discusses the meaning of finance, defines financial management and business finance, and outlines the scope, objectives, approaches, functions, and importance of financial management. The main topics covered include profit and wealth maximization as objectives, traditional vs modern approaches, and the finance manager's role in forecasting requirements, investment decisions, and ensuring proper use of funds.
This document discusses international financial management and its key aspects. It defines international finance as the management of finance in an international business environment involving foreign currency exchange. It notes that international finance differs from domestic finance in its exposure to foreign currency. It also discusses objectives of international financial management like maximizing shareholder wealth. Components of the international financial environment are outlined as well, including foreign exchange markets, currency convertibility, and international monetary systems.
This document provides definitions and concepts related to financial management. It defines financial management as dealing with planning and controlling a firm's financial resources. The document outlines the traditional, transitional, and modern approaches to financial management. It discusses the functions of financial management including investment, financing, and dividend decisions. The objectives of financial management are described as profit maximization and wealth maximization. The document also covers the importance of effective financial management.
The document discusses the meaning, concepts, types, needs and importance of financial management and working capital management. Some key points:
1. Financial management deals with procuring and effectively utilizing funds in a business. It helps plan finances, acquire funds, make financial decisions and improve profitability.
2. Working capital refers to short-term funds used for daily operations like paying creditors, wages, and raw materials. It is classified as gross working capital (total current assets) and net working capital (current assets minus current liabilities).
3. Working capital needs vary and can be permanent, temporary for seasonal needs, or semi-variable depending on sales levels. It is needed to purchase inventory, pay expenses and
This document is a 15 page report submitted by Md. Main Uddin to their professor Dr. Anisur Rahman on the topic of financial management. It includes an introduction to financial management, definitions of key terms, explanations of the scope and functions of financial management, and discussions of the importance and limitations of financial management. The report utilizes headings, page numbers, and citations to structure the content in a clear manner over its 15 pages.
A Study on Performance Analysis of Nestle India Limited with Specific Referen...paperpublications3
Abstract: “Finance is the blood of the organization” Finance is used by individuals (personal finance), by government (public finance), by business (corporate finance), as well as by a wide variety of organization including school and non-profit organizations. Finance is one of the most important aspects of business management. Financial management is two way process in which finances manager obtain funds and money at low cost and risk and use it in higher earning project at minimum risk.
Financial performance analysis is the process of identifying the financial strengths and weaknesses of the firm by properly establishing the relationship between the items of balance sheet and profit and loss account. It also helps in short-term and long term forecasting and growth.
This study has aimed in identifying the financial performance of Nestle India Limited through DuPont analysis using the three factors, viz., profit margin, asset turnover and financial leverage.
This study very clearly implies through DuPont analysis, the Nestle India Limited profit is fluctuating and was stagnant consecutively for three years.
Finance is essential for businesses to operate and grow. Financial management involves planning and controlling a firm's financial resources. It includes activities like investment analysis, working capital management, and dividend policy decisions. The objectives of financial management are wealth maximization and profit maximization for shareholders. Financial managers are responsible for forecasting requirements, acquiring capital, making investment and financing decisions, and coordinating with other departments. The key financial decisions are financing, dividend, and investment decisions.
Financial management book @ bec doms baglkot mba Babasab Patil
Unit 1 provides an introduction to financial management, including its concept, nature, evolution, and significance. It discusses finance functions, risk-return tradeoffs, and maximizing vs. optimizing approaches.
Unit 2 covers long-term capital resources like equity, debt, debentures, and borrowings. It discusses their uses and significance as well as institutional frameworks and regulations around public deposits.
Unit 3 focuses on working capital, including its concept, determinants, sources, and financing approaches. It summarizes recommendations from committees on financing working capital gaps.
1. The document discusses financial management concepts including the meaning and objectives of finance and financial management. It defines finance as the art and science of managing money and defines financial management as planning and controlling the flow of funds in an organization.
2. The objectives of financial management are discussed as profit maximization and wealth maximization. Profit maximization aims to increase profits while wealth maximization aims to increase shareholder wealth.
3. The roles and functions of a financial manager are outlined including forecasting financial needs, acquiring capital, making investment decisions, and managing cash flows. Financial managers must have knowledge of capital markets, investments, and financial decision-making.
This document provides background information on the steel industry. It discusses the history of steel production dating back to ancient China. It then discusses the global steel industry, noting recent years of growth in supply and demand. For the Indian steel industry, it outlines the development of major steel plants after independence, with Steel Authority of India (SAIL) now accounting for over 40% of production. It positions steel as crucial for modern development and notes India's steel industry is growing to meet rising domestic and export demand from key sectors.
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The document discusses the key concepts of finance and financial management. It defines finance as the art and science of managing money. Financial management refers to effectively utilizing funds invested in a business and includes tasks like estimating financial needs, selecting sources of funds, and capital budgeting. The two main objectives of financial management are profit maximization, which aims to maximize profits, and wealth maximization, which focuses on maximizing shareholder value over the long-run. The agency problem refers to conflicts of interest that can arise between managers and shareholders, and it can be resolved through measures like monitoring expenditures and compensation structures.
This document provides an overview of financial management. It discusses the scope and importance of financial management, including its objectives and functions. Financial management deals with procuring and effectively utilizing funds for business. The objectives of financial management have traditionally been profit maximization, but a modern approach emphasizes wealth or net present value maximization to improve shareholder value over time while considering risk. Key functions of a financial manager include forecasting financial requirements, making investment, dividend, and cash management decisions, engaging in financial negotiations, and performing market impact analysis.
basic management for beginner , introduction of management and concept of management and definition of management and characterstics of management and level of management and difference between administration and management and rolls and skill of management and classification of management as a verb and noun and also include process of management
This document provides an overview of theories of motivation. It summarizes several key content and process theories of motivation, including Maslow's hierarchy of needs, Herzberg's two-factor theory, and Vroom's expectancy theory. The document also profiles the founders of these theories and discusses their relevance for managers in understanding what motivates employees. In concluding, it states that motivating people is complex since human behavior has multiple influences and is unpredictable.
The document outlines the 4 step process of strategic choice:
1. Focusing on strategic alternatives by reducing options to feasible strategies through gap analysis.
2. Analyzing the alternatives using objective factors like market data and subjective factors like management perceptions.
3. Evaluating the alternatives by comparing them to objectives using strategic decision making techniques.
4. Choosing among the alternatives and contingencies by selecting the most suitable strategy and developing a blueprint for implementation.
This document discusses characteristics of a good research problem and how to identify one. A research problem is a question a researcher wants to answer or a problem they want to solve. It should have a clear objective, alternative courses of action, and leave some doubt about which alternative is best. Good sources of research problems come from personal experiences, existing theories, and identifying issues or areas for improvement. The steps to identifying a research problem are to outline areas of interest, choose a topic, narrow the topic, and identify the specific problem and purpose of the study. Selection of a problem considers criteria like whether it is timely, has available data, and is feasible, solvable, urgent and interesting to research.
This document discusses key aspects of group structure and dynamics. It defines groups as having shared goals and interaction among members. It then outlines that a group's structure includes norms, roles, status, and cohesiveness. Norms are shared beliefs that regulate behavior. Roles consist of how members see their own and others' expected behaviors. Status is a social rank given to members, with higher status allowing more freedom to deviate from norms. Cohesiveness refers to the degree of attraction and motivation for members to stay in the group. Increasing cohesiveness involves making the group smaller and rewarding the group over individuals.
Water transportation is the cheapest mode of transporting bulk goods internationally. Ships carry cargo between countries via sea lanes, providing an economical way to transport heavy or large volume items overseas. While water transportation has advantages like low cost and high carrying capacity, it also has disadvantages such as slower speed and difficulty tracking cargo locations during long transit times. There are different types of water vessels like container ships, bulk carriers, and tankers that transport various types of cargo internationally via ocean routes. Laws like the Merchant Shipping Act regulate conditions for ship crews during long voyages.
This document discusses the leadership qualities of the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It outlines qualities like intelligence, self-confidence, communication ability, and being a motivator. It also discusses lessons that can be learned from Mr. Modi such as transforming obstacles into opportunities and sheer commitment. Finally, it provides examples of Mr. Modi's work towards education for girls, motivating youth, and initiatives like Swachh Bharat and building a new India. The conclusion is that a leader should have self-confidence and see obstacles as opportunities, taking lessons from Mr. Modi's leadership.
Enron was an American energy company founded in 1985 through a merger that eventually became one of the largest companies in the U.S. In 2001, Enron collapsed into bankruptcy due to widespread corporate fraud and corruption, in what became known as the Enron scandal. Key players who misled investors and hid billions in losses included CEO Kenneth Lay, CFO Andrew Fastow, and CEO Jeffrey Skilling. The scandal led to the dissolution of Arthur Andersen LLP and resulted in criminal convictions of several former Enron executives.
The document discusses electronic payment systems and their security. It defines electronic payment systems as systems that allow online payments for shopping. It describes different types of electronic payment methods including e-cash, e-wallets, credit cards, and smart cards. Electronic payment systems can operate online, using a trusted third party like an online bank to hold customer cash accounts, or offline where the customer holds cash on a smart card or software wallet.
Employee provident fund is a major savings platform for workers in India. It includes the Employee Provident Fund Scheme 1952, Employee Deposit-Linked Insurance Scheme 1976, and Employee Pension Scheme 1995. The program applies nationwide except Jammu and Kashmir, in factories with 200+ employees. Employers must operate the provident fund and deduct contributions from employee wages of 10%, depositing both amounts monthly into the employee's PF account. Upon retirement at age 60, employees can claim benefits based on their basic salary, DA, expected salary hikes, and interest accrued in their PF over their career. In the event of death, family can claim up to Rs. 60,000 through EDLI for which the employer contributes but
Information technology plays an increasingly important role in managing complex retail operations. IT impacts retailing through inventory management, stock levels, customer relationships and experience. Specifically, barcoding, electronic data interchange, customer database management, and integrated systems help retailers manage inventory, orders, deliveries, invoices, sales returns and customer data to improve operations and retention. Radio frequency identification also tracks products through the supply chain with tags and readers.
LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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2. Business is an economic activity which includes manufacturing, purchase
and sales of goods and services with a objective to earn profit.
WHAT IS FIANANCIAL MANAGEMENT ?
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT = FINANCE + MANAGEMENT
FINANCE
FINANCE INCLUDE THE
CASH ,FUNDS AND ALL
THE SOURCES AND
RESOURCES THREW
WHICH PERSON CAN
START AND RUN ANY
BUSINESS, PROJECT
AND ACTIVITY .
MANAGEMENT
MANAGEMENT IS A PROCESS
OF PLANNING , ORGANISING ,
CO-ORDINATION AND
CONTROL THE VARIOUS
ACTIVITY.
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So that we can say that financial management is combination of two words
finance and management where finance mean fund/money and management is
getting things done by others……
In other word we can say financial management may be defined as acquisition of
funds at optimum cost with minimum financial risk……
3. DEFINITION OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT:-
-“FINANCIAL MANAGEMT IS A PROCESS OF
PLANNING , ORGANISATION, CO-ORDINATION ,
AND CONTROL TO FINANCE FUNCTION ”.
-”FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT STUDY THE
PROCUREMENT OF THE FUND AND OPTIMUM
UTILIZATION OF THE FUND SO THAT THE
VALUE/WEALTH OF THE FIRM MAXIMIZED”.
-“FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT IS A BRANCH OF
KNOWLEDGE WHICH INCLUDES THE SCIENTIFIC
AND SYSTEMATIC OF FINANCE FUNCTION” .
4. SCOPE OF FIANANCIAL MANAGEMENT
SCOPE UNDER TRADITIONAL APPROCH
-COLLECTION OF FUND
-ADMINISTRATION OF FUND
SCOPE OF MODERN APPROCH
-COLLECTION OF FUND
-ADMINISTRATION OF FUND
-UTILIZATION/ALLOCATION OF FUND
5. TRADITIONALAPPROCHMODERNAPPROCH
ONE SIDED APPROCH
IGNORE THE PROBLEM OF NON-
COPORATE ENTERPRICE
IT CONCERNED TO THE PROBLEM OF
COLLECTING THE FINANCE FOR THE
SPECIAL EVENT
DECISION WERE TAKEN ON THE BASIS
OF EXPERIENCE
TWO SIDED APPROCH
CONSIDER THE PROBLEM OF COPORATE
AS WELL AS NON COPORATE
ENTERPRICE
IT FOCUS ON BOTH SHORT TERM AND
LONG TERM PROBLEM
DECISION ARE TAKEN ON THE BASIS OF
SCIENTIFIC TECHINIQUE & ANALYSIS
6. OBJECTIVE OF FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT
MACRO LEVEL APPROCH MICRO LEVEL APPROCH
TRADITIONAL
OBJECTIVE
(PROFIT
MAXIMIZATION)
MODERN OBJECTIVE
(WEALTH MAXIMIZATIO)
OTHER
OBJECTIV
E
BEHAVIOURIAL
OBJECTIVE OF
BUSINESS
MANAGIRIAL
OBJECTIVE OF
BUSINESS
7. FUNCTIONS OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
TREASURER CONTROLLER
BANKING TRANSACTION
MANAGEMENT OF CASH
RECIEPT OF FINANCE
PLANNING OF FINANCE
MANAGEMENT OF
CREDIT
DISTRIBUTION OF
DIVIDEND
MANAGEMENT OF
PENSION
JOURNAL ACCOUNTING
PREPARE THE FINANCIAL
STATEMENT
PREPARE THE BUDGET
INTERNAL AUDIT
MNANGEMENT
ACCOUNTING AND
CONTROL
ADMINISTRATION OF TAX
ADMINISTRATION OF
INFORMATION
8. ADVANTAGE OF FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT
BASIS OF
SUCCESS OF
THE
ENTERPRISE
OPTIMUN
ALLOCATION
AND
UTILIZATION OF
RESOURCESS
USEFUL FOR
BUSINESS
MANAGERS
USEFUL FOR
SHAREHOLDERS
/INVVESTORS
USEFUL FOR
FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONS
11. SOURCE OF FINANCE / FUND
SHORT
TERM
FINANCE
MEDIUM
TERM
FINANCE
LONG
TERM
FINANCE
TRADE CREDIT
SHORT TERM
BANK FINANCE
CREDIT
12. ROLE OF FINANCE /FINANCIAL MANAGER
DETERMINATION OF FINANCIAL OBJECTIVES ,
FINANCIAL POLICES AND OPERATIONAL
ESTIMATION OF THE CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE
BUSINESS
DESIGNING THE CAPITAL STRUCTURE
DETERMINATION OF THE PROPER SOURCES OF
FINANCE
INVESTMENT DECISION
ENSURI NG SUPPLY OF REQUIRED FUNDS
CONTROLLING THE USE OF FUNDS
PROFIT PLANNING
BUSINESS FORECASTING
MANAGEMENT OF WORKING CAPITAL
HELPING IN VALUATION DECISIONS