1) A company might decide to delay payments. Explain in detail
because the companies can do...
1) A company might decide to delay payments. Explain in detail
because the companies can do this?
2) Explain what each of the 5 C's means. It can be a brief
explanation for each. 5c of credit
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Company may decide to delay payments incase where the vendors
have provided them with some credit period. There are very common
payment terms in business which provide a small percentage of
discounts incase payments are made within a short credit period
provided by the vendor, post that the discount is not allowed. An
example of this payment term could be - 2 % 10, Net 30, this means
that incase the company pays within 10 days it will get 2% discount
, after 10 days the company will not get discount, but it has to
pay within 30 days. There fore, it would be a prudent practice for
the cash management of the company to avail the entire credit
period of 10 days and pay at the end of 10 days to avail discount,
incase the payment gets delayed it can still pay within 30 days
hence it can avail the entire 30 days credit period.
The 5 C's of Credit -
Character - This shows the character i.e. the track record or
credit history of the borrower. This can be estimated through
credit appraisal reports.
Capacity - This shows the capacity i.e. the ability of the
borrower to repay the credit borrowed. This can be estimated
through credit ratios and income statements.
Collateral - This means the security given by the borrower to
lender. Incase of any default by the borrower, the lender can
forfeit the collateral to recovery his money.
Capital - This means the capital invested by the borrower in
the project. This can be in the form of share capital.
Conditions - This refers to the conditions prevailing in the
economic environment, like interest rates, exchange rates, and the
purpose of the loan.
Can you explain a couple of these in more detail?
Companies can speed up cash collections and slowing down cash
payments by these other ways :
1. Speed down your inventory shifting
2. Expediting account receivable process
3. Reducing expenses and improving revenues
4. Make agreement of days of payables in your favor with the
creditors.
Question: Explain why an organisation might decide to
expand internationally and what OD interventions can support a
company adopting a global strategic orientation?
Words: 250-300 words
1 why would a company decide to split up into two (or more)
companies? 2. In your own words, explain the dilemma that managers
face when they are trying to decide between product and geographic
departmentalization. 3. how does the notion of managerial
accountability enter into the "product vs geographic
departmentalization" decision ?
Discuss why companies decide to issue bonds as a source of
finance. (1 mark)
Explain why bond prices have an inverse relationship with
interest rate movements. ( 1 mark)
Albert Page purchased one of Extra-large Shirt Company’s bonds
last year when the market interest rate on similar-risk bonds was 6
percent. When he purchased the bond, it had seven years
remaining until maturity. The bond’s coupon rate of interest (paid
semi-annually) is 5 percent and its maturity value is $1000....
1. Can you think of a reason why multinational corporations
might be riskier than companies that operate on the domestic market
only. Explain briefly. (Hint: there are at least two good reasons,
but you only need to come up with one)
2. Come up with a reason why, by going multinational, most
corporations can reduce their total business risk. Can you think of
a food or agricultural-sector company whose international
operations clearly have such an effect?
1- Why might a company decide not to pay out all of its free
cash flow in dividends?
he company may need to purchase more inventory due to strong
sales demand.
The company may want to buy a competitor.
The company may need to repair or replace some existing
equipment.
Management may have decided that employees need a raise
2- Of the following, which ratio would be the best ratio to
judge the financial leverage of a firm?
Debt-to-equity ratio...
How do you think companies decide which type of private debt
they will use? Do they have a choice? Do managers consider what is
being offered by financial institutions? Conversely, what do
financial institutions look for in firms? What considerations are
taken into account by both sides? What kinds of negotiations do you
think are involved?