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© Prentice Hall, 2005 Excellence in Business, Revised Edition

Chapter 17 - 1

Financial Management Financial Management and Bankingand Banking

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Chapter 17 - 2

The Role of Financial The Role of Financial ManagementManagement

• Current needs

• Future needs

–Sources of funds

–Uses of funds

–Maximizing company value

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Chapter 17 - 3

Implementing the Implementing the Financial PlanFinancial Plan

• Monitoring cash flow

–Accounts receivable and payable

– Inventory control

• Managing cash reserves

–Marketable securities

–Electronic cash management

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Chapter 17 - 4

Operating BudgetOperating Budget

• Master budget

–Cost control

–Expenditures

–Plan for the future

–Financial control

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Chapter 17 - 5

Capital Budget ProcessCapital Budget Process

• Request

• Review

• Evaluate

• recommend

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Chapter 17 - 6

Financing Operations Financing Operations and Growthand Growth

• Length of term

• Cost of capital

• Debt or equity

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Chapter 17 - 7

Length of TermLength of Term

• Less than one year

–Short-term financing

• Greater than on year

–Long-term financing

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Chapter 17 - 8

Long-Term FinancingLong-Term Financing

• Internal sources

–Retained earnings

–Sale of assets

• External sources

–Debt capital

–Equity capital

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Chapter 17 - 9

Cost of CapitalCost of Capital

• Company risk

• Interest rates

• Opportunity cost

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Chapter 17 - 10

Debt versus EquityDebt versus Equity

Characteristic Debt Equity

Maturity Specific Nonspecific

Claim on Income Fixed Cost Discretionary Cost

Claim on Assets Priority Residual

InfluenceOver Management

Little Variable

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Chapter 17 - 11

Types of Debt FinancingTypes of Debt Financing

• Trade credit

• Commercial paper

• Secured loans

• Unsecured loans

• Leases

• Bonds

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Chapter 17 - 12

The U.S. Financial The U.S. Financial SystemSystem

DepositDeposit

Commercial banks

Savings and loans

Mutual savings banks

Credit unions

NondepositNondeposit

Insurance companies

Pension funds

Finance companies

Brokerage firms

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Chapter 17 - 13

Financial ServicesFinancial Services

• Checking and savings accounts

• Business and consumer loans

• Credit, debit, and smart cards

• Electronic banking

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Chapter 17 - 14

Checking and Savings Checking and Savings AccountsAccounts

• Demand deposits

• Statement savings

• Money market and CDs

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Chapter 17 - 15

Business LoansBusiness Loans

• Expansion

• Construction

• Purchases

• Renovation

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Chapter 17 - 16

Short-Term CreditShort-Term Credit

• Credit cards

• Debit cards

• Smart cards

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Chapter 17 - 17

Electronic BankingElectronic Banking

• Automated teller

• Electronic funds transfer

• Online banking

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Chapter 17 - 18

Evolving U.S. Banking Evolving U.S. Banking EnvironmentEnvironment

• Repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act

• Emergence of financial supermarkets

• Breaches in the “Chinese Wall”

• Resurgence of community banks

• Struggling Internet banks

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Chapter 17 - 19

Repeal of Glass-SteagallRepeal of Glass-Steagall

• Financial Services Modernization Act 1999

–Financial institutions

–Brokerage firms

– Insurance companies

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Chapter 17 - 20

Financial SupermarketsFinancial Supermarkets

• Financial institutions

• Securities firms

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Chapter 17 - 21

Breaches in the Chinese Breaches in the Chinese WallWall

• Research functions

• Lending functions

• Stock brokering

• Investment banking

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Chapter 17 - 22

Community BanksCommunity Banks

• Target markets

• Flexibility

• Personal service

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Chapter 17 - 23

Struggling Internet Struggling Internet BanksBanks

• Customer service problems

• High expenses

• Negative cash flow

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Chapter 17 - 24

Bank Safety and Bank Safety and RegulationRegulation

• Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

• Savings and Loan Association

• National Credit Union Association

• State Banking Commission

• Federal Reserve System

• Comptroller of the Currency

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Chapter 17 - 25

Functions of the Federal Functions of the Federal ReserveReserve

• Influencing U.S. money supply

• Supplying currency

• Clearing checks

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Chapter 17 - 26

What is Money?What is Money?

• Medium of exchange

• Measure of value

• Store of value

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Chapter 17 - 27

U.S. Money SupplyU.S. Money Supply

• Hard Currency

• Demand deposits

• Time deposits

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Chapter 17 - 28

Influencing the Money Influencing the Money SupplySupply

• Reserve requirements

• Discount rate

• Open-market operations

• Selective credit controls

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Chapter 17 - 29

Federal Reserve Federal Reserve FunctionsFunctions

• Supplying currency

• Clearing checks