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1. Master of Business Administration
BUS 2C 11
Financial Management
Prepared By:
Mohammed Jasir PV
Asst. Professor
MIIMS
2. Module 1
Financial Management — objectives — profit maximization,
wealth maximization — finance function — role of finance
manager — strategic financial management — economic
value added — time value of money.
3.
4. Finance
According to F.W.Paish, Finance may be defined as the
position of money at the time it is wanted.
In the words of John J. Hampton, the term finance can be
defined as the management of the flows of money through an
organization, whether it will be a corporation, school, bank or
government agency.
5. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Financial Management means planning, organizing, directing
and controlling the financial activities such as procurement
and utilization of funds of the enterprise. It means applying
general management principles to financial resources of the
enterprise
6. Financial Management – Definition
According to Weston and Brigham,
financial management is an area of financial
decision making, harmonizing individual
motives and enterprise goals.
7. In the words of Phillippatus,
financial management is concerned with the managerial
decisions that result in the acquisition and financing of long-
term and short-term credits for the firm.
As such it deals with the situations that require selection of
specific assets / combination of assets, the selection of
specific liability / combination of liabilities as well as the
problem of size and growth of an enterprise.
The analysis of these decisions is based on the expected
inflows and outflows of funds and their effects upon
managerial objectives.
8. OBJECTIVES OF FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT
Its objectives must be consistent with the overall objectives of
business.
The overall objective of financial management is to provide
maximum return to the owners on their investment in the long-
term. This is known as wealth maximization.
Wealth maximization means maximizing the market value of
investment in shares of the company.
9. In order to maximize wealth, financial management must
achieve the following specific objectives
(a) To ensure availability of sufficient funds at reasonable cost
(liquidity).
(b) To ensure effective utilization of funds (financial control).
(c) To ensure safety of funds by creating reserves, re-investing
profits, etc. (minimization of risk).
(d) To ensure adequate return on investment (profitability).
10. Contd..
(e) To generate and build-up surplus for expansion and growth
(growth).
(f) To minimize cost of capital by developing a sound and
economical combination of corporate securities (economy).
(g) To coordinate the activities of the finance department with
the activities of other departments of the firm (cooperation).
11. Profit Maximization
Very often maximization of profits is considered to be the main
objective of financial management.
Profitability is an operational concept that signifies economic
efficiency.
Some writers on finance believe that it leads to efficient allocation of
resources and optimum use of capital.
It is said that profit maximization is a simple and straightforward
objective. It also ensures the survival and growth of a business firm.
But modern authors on financial management have criticized the
goal of profit maximization.
12. FUNCTIONS OF FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT
Estimating the Amount of Capital Required
Determining Capital Structure
Choice of Sources of Funds
Procurement of Funds
Utilizations of Fund
Disposal of Profits or Surplus
Management of Cash
Financial Control
13. 1. Estimating the Amount of Capital Required:
This is the foremost function of the financial manager.
Business firms require capital for:
i) purchase of fixed assets,
ii) meeting working capital requirements, and
iii) modernization and expansion of business.
The financial manager makes estimates of funds required for
both short-term and long-term.
14. 2. Determining Capital Structure:
Once the requirement of capital funds has been determined,
a decision regarding the kind and proportion of various
sources of funds has to be taken.
For this, financial manager has to determine the proper mix
of equity and debt and short-term and long-term debt ratio.
This is done to achieve minimum cost of capital and maximize
shareholders wealth
15. 3. Choice of Sources of Funds
Before the actual procurement of funds, the finance
manager has to decide the sources from which the funds
are to be raised.
The management can raise finance from various sources
like equity shareholders, preference shareholders,
debenture- holders, banks and other financial institutions,
public deposits, etc.
16. 4. Procurement of Funds:
The financial manager takes steps to procure the funds required
for the business.
It might require negotiation with creditors and financial
institutions, issue of prospectus, etc.
The procurement of funds is dependent not only upon cost of
raising funds but also on other factors like general market
conditions, choice of investors, government policy, etc.
17. 5. Utilizations of Funds:
The funds procured by the financial manager are to be
prudently invested in various assets so as to maximize the
return on investment.
While taking investment decisions, management should be
guided by three important principles, viz.,
safety,
profitability, and
liquidity.
18. 6. Disposal of Profits or Surplus:
The financial manager has to decide how much to retain for
plugging back and how much to distribute as dividend to
shareholders out of the profits of the company.
The factors which influence these decisions include the trend of
earnings of the company, the trend of the market price of its
shares, the requirements of funds for self- financing the future
programmers’ and so on.
19. 7. Management of Cash:
Management of cash and other current assets is an important
task of financial manager.
It involves forecasting the cash inflows and outflows to ensure
that there is neither shortage nor surplus of cash with the
firm.
Sufficient funds must be available for purchase of materials,
payment of wages and meeting day-to-day expenses.
20. 8. Financial Control
Evaluation of financial performance is also an important
function of financial manager.
The overall measure of evaluation is Return on Investment
(ROI).
The other techniques of financial control and evaluation include
budgetary control, cost control, internal audit, break-even
analysis and ratio analysis.
The financial manager must lay emphasis on financial planning
as well.
22. Investing Decision
Related to investment
Both long-term and short-term
Long Term
Capital Budgeting
Investment in Long-term
Fixed Asset
Short-term
W/c mgt
Cash, bank, deposits, receivables.
23. Financing Decision
Related to collection of fund (Source)
Debt – equity mix
Rising of fund both
Long-term fund
Capital Structure
Short-term fund
Working capital
Mainly two type
Financial Planning (Estimating the requirement)
Capital structure Decision (Identifying the sources)
24. Dividend Decision
Decision related to profit
Distributing profit as dividend
Retained Earnings – Surplus – Reserve – Plugging back
26. ROLE OF FINANCIAL MANAGER
Fund rising
Fund allocation
Profit planning
(it refers to operating decision in areas in
pricing
costs volume of output and
the firms selection of product lines. it is a bonus for
optimizing investment and financing decisions )
Understanding the capital market
27. Contd…
Prepare financial statements, business activity reports, and
forecasts
Monitor financial details to ensure that legal requirements are
met
Supervise employees who do financial reporting and budgeting
Review company financial reports and seek ways to reduce
costs
Analyze market trends to find opportunities for expansion or for
acquiring other companies
Help management to make financial decisions.
28. Broadly speaking, financial managers have to have
decisions regarding 4 main topics within a company
Investment decisions / Capital Budgeting Decision - (long and short
term investment decisions). For example: the most appropriate level and
mix of assets a company should hold.
Financing decisions / Capital Structure - The optimal levels of each
financing source - E.g. Debt - Equity ratio.
Liquidity decisions - Involves the current assets and liabilities of the
company - one function is to maintain cash reserves.
Dividend decisions - Disbursement of dividend to shareholders and
retained earnings
29. Functions of Finance Manager
1. Forecasting Of Cash Flow.
2. Raising Funds
3. Managing The Flow Of Internal Funds
4. To Facilitate Cost Control
5. To Facilitate Pricing Of Product, Product Lines And Services
6. Forecasting Profits
7. Measuring Required Return
8. Managing Assets
9. Managing Funds
10. Make Arrangements For The Purchase Of Assets
30. 1. Forecasting of Cash Flow. This is necessary for the
successful day to day operations of the business so that it
can discharge its obligations as and when they rise. In
fact, it involves matching of cash inflows against outflows
and the manager must forecast the sources and timing of
inflows from customers and use them to pay the liability
2. Raising Funds: the Financial Manager has to plan for
mobilising funds from different sources so that the requisite
amount of funds are made available to the business
enterprise to meet its requirements for short term, medium
term and long term.
31. 3. Managing the Flow of Internal Funds: Here the
Manager has to keep a track of the surplus in various
bank accounts of the organisation and ensure that they
are properly utilised to meet the requirements of the
business. This will ensure that liquidity position of the
company is maintained intact with the minimum amount of
external borrowings.
4. To Facilitate Cost Control: The Financial Manager is
generally the first person to recognise when the costs for
the supplies or production processes are exceeding the
standard costs/budgeted figures. Consequently, he can
make recommendations to the top management for
controlling the costs.
32. 5. To Facilitate Pricing of Product, Product Lines and
Services: The Financial Manager can supply important
information about cost changes and cost at varying levels
of production and the profit margins needed to carry on
the business successfully. In fact, financial manager
provides tools of analysis of information in pricing
decisions and contribute to the formulation of pricing
policies jointly with the marketing manager.
6. Forecasting Profits: The Financial manager is usually
responsible for collecting the relevant data to make
forecasts of profit levels in future.
33. 7. Measuring Required Return: The acceptance or
rejection of an investment proposal depends on
whether the expected return from the proposed
investment is equal to or more than the required return.
An investment project is accepted if the expected
return is equal or more than the required return.
Determination of required rate of return is the
responsibility of the financial manager and is a part of
the financing decision.
34. 8. Managing Assets: The function of asset management
focuses on the decision-making role of the financial
manager. Finance personnel meet with other officers of the
firm and participate in making decisions affecting the
current and future utilization of the firm’s resources. As an
example, managers may discuss the total amount of assets
needed by the firm to carry out its operations. They will
determine the composition or a mix of assets that will help
the firm best achieve its goals. They will identify ways to
use existing assets more effectively and reduce waste and
unwarranted expenses.
The decision-making role crosses liquidity and profitability
lines. Converting the idle equipment into cash improves
liquidity. Reducing costs improves profitability
35. 9. Managing Funds: In the management of funds, the
financial manager acts as a specialised staff officer to the
Chief Executive of the company. The manager is responsible
for having sufficient funds for the firm to conduct its business
and to pay its bills. Money must be located to finance
receivables and inventories,
10. make arrangements for the purchase of assets, and to
identify the sources of long-term financing. Cash must be
available to pay dividends declared by the board of directors.
The management of funds has therefore, both liquidity and
profitability aspects.
36. Functions of Finance
According to Paul G. Hasings, “finance” is the management of the
monetary affairs of a company. It includes determining what has
to be paid for and when, raising the money on the best terms
available, and devoting the available funds to the best uses.
Kenneth Midgley and Ronald Burns state: “Financing is the
process of organising the flow of funds so that a business can
carry out its objectives in the most efficient manner and meet its
obligations as they fall due.”
37. Functions of Finance
It is the process of acquiring and utilizing funds of a business.
These are related to overall management of an organization.
It is concerned with the policy decisions such as like of
business, size of firm, type of equipment used, use of debt,
liquidity position.
These policy decisions determine the size of the profitability
and riskiness of the business of the firm
38. Finance functions can be grouped as outlined
below:
Financial planning
Financial control
Financing decisions
Investment decision
Management of income and dividend decision
Incidental functions
39. Finance Function – Objectives
1. Assessing the Financial Requirements
2. Proper Utilisation of Funds
3. Increasing Profitability
4. Maximising Value of Firm
40. Strategic Financial Management
The term "strategic" refers to financial management
practices that are focused on long-term success, as
opposed to "tactical" management decisions, which
relate to short-term positioning.
41. Strategic Financial Management
It refers to specific planning of the usage and
management of a company's financial resources to
attain its objectives as a business concern and return
maximum value to shareholders over the long run.
42. Breaking down the definition
It’s a planning
Related to finance of a company
How to use or manage the finance of company
For a long-term
For attain maximum value to shareholders
Wealth maximisation
43. Strategic financial management involves precisely
defining
A company's business objectives or goals,
Identifying and quantifying its available or potential
resources, and
Prepare a plan for utilizing finances and other capital
resources to achieve its goals
44. After the initial planning phase, strategic management
requires
Establishing ongoing procedures for collecting and
analyzing data,
Making consistent financial decisions,
Tracking and analysing differences, between
budgeted and actual results
To identify problems and,
Take appropriate corrective actions as A dynamic
process of adjustment and fine-tuning.
45. Key Elements Of Strategic
Financial Management
Budgeting
Risk management
Ongoing review and evaluation.
46. Strategic financial management
It is the study of finance with a long term view considering
the strategic goals of the enterprise.
Financial management is nowadays increasingly referred to as
"Strategic Financial Management" so as to give it an
increased frame of reference.
To understand what strategic financial management is about,
we must first understand what is meant by the term
"Strategic".
Which is something that is done as part of a plan that is meant
to achieve a particular purpose.
47. Therefore, Strategic Financial Management are those
aspect of the overall plan of the organisation that concerns
financial managers.
This includes different parts of the business plan, for
example marketing and sales plan, production plan,
personnel plan, capital expenditure, etc.
These all have financial implications for the financial
managers of an organisation.
The objective of the Financial Management is the
maximisation of shareholders wealth.
To satisfy this objective a company requires a "long term
course of action" and this is where strategy fits in.
48. STRATEGIC FINANCIAL PLANNING
It involving financial policy has direct interact with
scope and resources deployment .financial policies –
investment and financial choices- should there for be
considered at the corporate level ,and should not be
treated as functional area policy decisions to be
decided at lower level
49. STEPS IN FINANCIAL PLANNING
Analyzing the past performance
Analyzing the operating characteristics
Determine the corporate strategic and investment
needs
Forecasting the cash flow from operations
Analyzing financing alternatives
Analyzing the consequences of financial plan
Evaluating consistency of financial policies
50. ECONOMIC VALUE ADDED (EVA)
It is a residual measure of financial performance.
it is defined as the operating profit after tax less the
charge for the capital, both equity and debt ,used in a
business.
it represents the value added to the share holders by
generating operating profits in excess of the cost of
capital employed in the business .
51. EVA increases if operating profits can be made to grow without
enquiry more capital, greater efficiency it is a management tool
that disclose the impact of both strategic and both operational
decision of the management.
It can prove as an effective tool for increasing share holders
wealth by integrating EVA in for key areas such as
1 measuring business performance
2 guiding managerial decision making
3 aligning managerial incentives with share holders interest
4 improving financial and business literacy
EVA = net operating after tax – cost of capital employed
52. TIME VALUE OF MONEY
The discounted cash flow criteria of investment evaluation
are based on the concept of time value of money.
The time value of money have its logic in the fact that
investors have ample investment opportunity available to
them.
Therefore the one rupee received today is not of the same
in the value as one rupee received after a period of time
,since one rupee received can be invested at a rate of
interest there are basically to ways of counting the time
value of money 1- computing 2-discounting