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FINANCE I- DEFINITIONS II- FEATURES
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I- DEFINITIONS
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ACCORDING TO SOME EXPERTS
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Finance is the management of money and valuables easily converted into cash.
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Finance provides funds for businesses like companies, firms
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and individuals to achieve economic objectives.
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Finance helps businesses and individuals to use their Funds efficiently.
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It also deals with profits and causes of possible losses.
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II Features of Finance
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1. Investment Opportunities
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Investment is the use of monetary resources with the objective of economic returns.
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Investment is done through
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Creation of assets (eg: acquisition of commercial assets) Business activities (eg:manufacturing & trading)
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2. Profitable Opportunities
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Profitable opportunities means that the firm uses resources efficiently in a competitive market.
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3. Optimal Mix of Funds
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Finance is concerned with the optimal mix of funds in order to obtain the predetermined results.
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There are two types of funds 1-Owned funds (eg Promoter Contribution), and 2-Borrowed funds (eg Bank Loan, Bank overdraft, etc).
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4. System of Internal Controls
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Finance is concerned with the internal control of the organisation’s rules and regulations.
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5. Future Decision-Making.
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Finance indicates the company’s future growth and returns. This is possible with a good analytical decision of the organisation.
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However, the decision shall be framed by emphasing on the present and future perspective economic conditions.
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Conclusion
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Finance is concerned with the management of:
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Owned funds Borrowed funds
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Finance also Deals with the efficient management of the business generated assets and other valuables.
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KEY TERMS FINANCE: The science of the management of money and other assets MANAGMENT: The planning, organizing, directing, and controlling of the enterprise’s operations so that objectives can be achieved economically and efficiently. VALUABLE: Having considerable monetary value for use or exchange.
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CASH Money in the form of bills or coins; currency. PROFIT Income received from investments or property. The opposite is LOSS INVESTMENT Purchasing an asset,lending one’s money, or contributing to a venture in hopes of receiving a return of the funds invested. RETURN The profit made on an exchange of goods.
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ASSET A valuable item that is owned To MANUFACTURE To process (a raw material) into a finished product, especially by means of a large- scale industrial operation
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