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Ch3 Functions of Financial Management
Ch3 Functions of Financial Management
3. Long range in scope and has its focus on the organization as a whole is
a. Financial Planning
b. Objectives Setting
c. Strategic Planning
d. Growth Planning
4. Reveals areas that are less effective and provide information to help managers develop
remedial action
a. Historical financial statements
b. Master plan
c. Current financial statements
d. Objectives
5. The following are the firms short and medium-term objectives example except
a.
Minimization of dividends
d. Efficient procurement and utilization of short term, medium term and long term funds
6. The responsibility of a financial manager to determine how scarce the resources or funds
committed to projects refers to
a. Management function
b. Investing function
c. Financing function
d. Operating function
8. The responsibility of a financial manager which is concern with the ways in which the
firm obtains and manages the financing it needs to support its investments refers to
a. Management function
b. Investing function
c. Financing function
d. Operating function
10. The investment decisions should aim at investments in assets only when they are
expected to earn a return greater than a minimum acceptable return which is also called
a. Hurdle rate
b. Asset mix
c. Investment mix
d. Debt-equity mix
12. In fund raising decisions the finance manager should keep in view the following except
13. The following are the issues that may have to be resolved in relation to managing a firm's
working capital except
a. The level of cash, securities and inventory that should be kept on hand
b. The credit policy
c. Sources of short and long-term financing
d. Financing purchases of goods
14. The stakeholder's perspective on the primary financial objectives of the business firm is
a. Maximize shareholders or owners wealth
b. Profitability
c. Social responsibility
d. Maximize the market price of equity shares
15. The owners perspective on the primary financial objectives of the business firm is
a. Maximize shareholders or owners wealth
b. Profitability
c. Social responsibility
d. Maximize the market price of equity shares
Key to correction
1. B - The wealth maximization goal is not just to improve the company itself.
2. B - The primary financial goal of a firm is to maximize the wealth of its shareholders.
3. C - Strategic Planning refers to long range scope and has its focus on the organization as
a whole.
4. A - Historical financial statement is not timely, the reason why it is less effective in
making financial decision.
5. C - Maximization of dividends is one of the short term goals of a firm.
6. B - Investing Function refers to the responsibility of a financial manager to determine
how scarce the resources or funds committed to projects.
7. D - Operating function refers to the responsibility of a financial manager which is
concern with the working capital management.
8. C - Financing Function refers to the responsibility of a financial manager which is
concern with the ways in which the firm obtains and manages the financing it needs to
support its investments.
9. B - Asset Mix refers to the amount of pesos invested in current and fixed assets.
10. A - The investment decisions should be based on hurdle rate, meaning it should invest in
assets only when they are expected to earn a return greater than a minimum acceptable
return.
11. C - Investing Decisions revolve around how to best allocate their capital to maximize
their value.
12. B - When a firm tries to raise fund, the finance manager should take into account the
source of the funds and its corresponding interests.
13. C - Sources of short term and long term financing is not commonly resolved by the
managing the firm's working capital.
14. C - Social Responsibility is not part of the primary financial goal of a firm.
15. A - The shareholders are the owners of the firm, yet they are the last to received benefits.
Therefore, their primary goal is to maximize the shareholder's wealth.