This document provides an introduction to financial management. It defines financial management as the activity of acquiring funds at minimum cost and utilizing them optimally to generate returns. It discusses the meaning, functions, nature, scope and objectives of financial management. The key objectives of financial management discussed are profit maximization and wealth maximization. The document also outlines arguments for and against each objective.
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2. Financial Management
1. No business activity can be undertaken without finance.
2. Finance is the lifeblood of business. A business cannot even be started
without finance.
3. Every kind of business organization, whether it is small, medium or big, it
needs finance.
4. Every business activity is an economic activity and these activities require
finance.
5. There arises the need for arranging and managing finance in the
businesses.
3. Meaning and Definition of Financial Management
Financial management is concerned with the acquisition of funds and their optimum
utilization. It is all about acquiring funds at minimum cost and generate optimum
return by its optimum utilization. Funds are acquired to meet financial aspects of
business activity.
1. According to J.S. Massie:
âFinancial management is the operational activity of a business that is responsible for
obtaining and effectively utilizing the funds necessary for efficient operations.â
2. According to Howard and Upton:
âFinancial management is the application of planning and controlling functions of
finance function.â
3. According to the Guthman and Dougal:
âBusiness finance can be broadly defined as the activity concerned with planning,
raising, controlling, administering of the funds used in the businessâ
4. Finance Function
The finance function is concerned with the functions of procuring funds, investing them
into profitable projects and distributing the returns earned from those investments.
Thus, Finance Function includes
1. Investment Decision: This decision is also known as Capital Budgeting Decision. It is
concerned with evaluation and selection of proposals for long-term investments. The
returns from these proposals are expected in the future. A thorough evaluation of project
in terms of risk and return is made as it required huge amount of funds.
2. Financing Decisions: This decision is concerned with choosing the source of finance.
major issue involved here is to determine the proportion of equity and debt in the
capital structure. Mix of equity and debt is known a capital structure.
3. Dividend Decision: It is related with the distribution of profit. The finance manager has
to decide what proportion of earning is to be retained and what proportion is to be
distributed, whether dividend should be paid in cash or any other form etc.The dividend
policy of a firm is critical to its success as it affects the market value of shares.
5. Nature of Financial Management
1. It is an indispensable organ of management. It is an integral part of business
decision-making process.
2. It is a continuous process.
3. It is centralized nature of finance function i.e. investment, financing and
dividend decision.
4. Helpful in the decision making of top management.
5. It helps in measurement of performance
6. It is pervasive. All form of business organization, big or small needs to manage
finance.
7. It has a wide scope.
6. Scope of financial management
Financial Management is a sub-system in an organization which has to coordinate
with other subsystems such as production, marketing etc. Following are scope of
financial management
1. Financial Management and Economics
Economic concepts of micro and macroeconomics are of great relevance in financial
management. Micro economic concepts like demand and supply, cost theory, production
theory etc. are very useful for any financial manager. In the same way, Macroeconomics
concepts of inflation, per capita income, aggregate-demand, aggregate supply etc. are
also useful for finance manager.
2. Financial Management and Accounting.
A finance manager has to make decisions about future. The accounting records are base
for future decisions on the basis of which future decisions are being made. Extensive
analysis of historical accounting information is made for future financial decisions. Cost
and Management accounting provide useful accounting data to finance managers..
7. 3. Financial Management and Mathematics
Finance functions make use of various statistical and mathematical tools and
techniques. Time value of money, discounting and compounding, economic
order quantity etc. are widely used in capital budgeting and working capital
management. Nowadays, modern techniques of econometrics are being used in
decision making along with correlation, regression and other various methods.
4. Financial Management and Marketing
Marketing managers make various marketing decisions. They frame plans
regarding pricing, product promotion, product mix etc. they also make decisions
about market segmenting, targeting and positioning, choice & length of
distributional channels. Finance managers work with marketing managers on
most suitable plans and allocate needed funds. Thus marketing and financial
manager are related to each other.
8. 5. Financial Management and Human Resource
HR department provides personnel to all department of a firm. A finance
manager has to take decisions about requirement and allocation of funds for
recruitment, selection, training and development of manpower in the
organisation. Thus, a finance manager is in close contact with HR manager for
such decisions and effective decisions related with manpower cannot be taken if
both departments donât work in harmony with each other.
6. Financial Management and Production Management
Factors of productions are employed to undertake production. These include
land, labour, capital and entrepreneurship. All these requires returns in the form
of rent, wages, and profit. All these payments are sanctioned by finance
department.
9. Objectives of Financial Management
It is essential to identify the objective because all the efforts of finance manager
would be to achieve that objective. The two basic objective are profit maximization
objective and wealth maximization objective.
1. Profit Maximization Objective
It is implied objective of any business activity. Every business activity is started
with the ultimate aim of making profit. Profit maximization objective in financial
management means that all financial decisions are made with a view to maximise
profit of the firm with all its investments and savings. This objective helps measure
of economic performance and efficiency of any business concern.
10. Favourable Arguments for profit Maximization objective
1. Rationality: It is rational that every business activity is undertaken to earn maximum
profit.
2. It ensures effective utilization of resources: The limited resources are employed to
earn maximum profits and costs are reduced to minimum.
3. It measures success of any business decisions and operations: whether the
implemented decisions were good or bad, whether the business operations were
efficient are not could be known with the help of amount of profit earned.
4. Profit is main source of finance: Fund is needed to carry out business operations,
expansion and diversification. So, for upcoming years the retained part of profits could
be used.
5. Maximization of social benefit: A business enterprise could fulfill social responsibility
obligations in the form of social activities like health, education etc. it is possible only
when the enterprise earns maximum profits.
6. Profit reduces risk of business: The future is uncertain. There are many risks involved
in businesses, if a firm has sufficient profits, it could cope with such risks.
11. Unfavorable Argument for Profit Maximization Objective
1. It is Vague and ambiguous: The term profit is not clear. It has not ee defined
precisely and accurately. Whether it is Profit after tax or before tax, accounting
profit or incremental profit etc.
2. It ignores time value of money: It is based on the concept of âbigger is betterâ
which means higher benefit is better it better for firm. But it does not consider
the time period of occurrence of the benefit. It is incorrect to treat cash inflows
occurring at different point of time as same.
3. It ignores risk factor: there are many internal as well as external risks involved
which is not taken into consideration in profit maximization objective.
4. It leads to exploitation of workers and consumer: To earn more profit an
enterprise tries to charge more price and to take more work from workers with
less pays.
5. It leads to unethical, corrupt, unfair trade practices.
12. Wealth Maximization Objective of Financial Management
Wealth Maximization Objective is also known as âValue Maximizationâ or âNet
Present Worth Maximization.â This objective is recognized appropriate for decision
making. Wealth means wealth of shareholders. Wealth of shareholders is determined
by market value of shares.
Wealth also signifies Net Present Value(NPV) which is the difference between
present value of cash inflows and present value of cash outflows. In this way, wealth
maximization objective considers time value of money and assign different values to
cash inflows occurring at different point of time. So, investments should be made in
such a way that it maximizes Net Present Value to shareholders
13. Arguments in favor of Wealth Maximization objective
1. It is superior: This objective is superior to profit maximization as its main aim is to
maximise shareholderâs wealth.
2. It is precise and unambiguous: It is based on the concept of cash flows rather than
profit.
3. Considers time value of money: Wealth maximization objective takes into account the
time value of money as it considers timing of cash inflows. The cash inflows occurring
at different period of time are discounted with appropriate discount rate.
4. Considers risk: This objective also considers future risk associated with occurrence of
cash flow. This is done with the help of discounting rate. Higher the discount rate,
higher the risk and vice-versa.
5. Ensures efficient allocation of resources: Resources are allocated wisely to increase
shareholderâs wealth.
6. Ensures economic interest of society: When wealth of shareholder is maximized, it
ultimately upholds economic interest of society.
14. Unfavorable arguments for wealth maximization objective
1. Creates owner-management problem: The concept of wealth maximization
creates owner-management problem as owners want to maximize their profits
and management want to maximise shareholderâs wealth.
2. Ignores other stakeholders: This objective has been criticized on the ground
that it is inclined towards wealth maximization of shareholders only and ignores
other stakeholders such as creditors, suppliers, employees etc.
3. Criteria of market value is not fair: The criteria of wealth maximization is
based on market value of shares which is not a correct measure. Because value
of shares could increase or decrease due to other economic factors which are
beyond the control of the firm.
4. It is just another form of profit maximization: Ultimate aim is to earn
maximum profits. Without earning profits wealth cannot be maximized.
5. Management alone enjoy certain benefits.
6. It is not suitable for present day businesses.