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Allocating Scarce Capital Or Channeling Saving Into Investment
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The main general function of the market is allocation function. The financial market is related to money. It allocates the available supply of scarce resources to he prospective users. The financial market determines the rate of interest or the value of money that allocates scarce resources.
In general, investment means the purchase of building, machinery and equipments, stock and raw materials, semi-finished and finished goods. The different types of capital goods are produce goods and services. The fixed capital is required to invest in the fixed factors like building, machinery and equipments, where as working capital is required to invest in variable factors like wages, fuel, raw materials. Adequate finance is compulsory to make provision of such factors in appropriate quantity. The loans can be paid from the funds received by selling financial securities like share, debenture through the financial market.
In the financial market, the suppliers of money receive promissory note to be paid in future. The promissory notes are - stocks, bonds, cheque, insurance policy etc. The investors receive dividend, interest etc from financial promissory notes in future. In this way, financial market channelises saving into investment. This function is very essential for the sound economic system. Consequently, income declines and unemployment problem increases. The system of sound financial market makes the income of savers increase and the compulsion to take loan declines.
The main general functin of the market is allocation function. The financial market is related to money. It allocates the available supply of scarce resources to he prospective users. The financial market determines the rate of interest or the value of money that allocates scarce resources.In general, investment means the purchase of building, machinery and equipments, stock and raw materials, semi-finished and finished goods. The different types of capital goods are produce goods and services. The fixed capital is required to invest in the fixed factors like building, machinery and equipments, where as working capital is required to invest in variable factors like wages, fuel, raw materials. Adequate finance is compulsory to make provision of such factors in appropriate quantity. The loans can be paid from the funds received by selling financial securities like share, debenture through the financial market.
In the financial market, the suppliers of money receive promissory note to be paid in future. The promissory notes are - stocks, bonds, cheque, insurance policy etc. The investors receive dividend, interest etc from financial promissory notes in future. In this way, financial market channelises saving into investment. This function is very essential for the sound economic system. Consequently, income declines and unemployment problem increases. The system of sound financial market makes the income of savers increase and the compulsion to take loan declines.
In general, investment means the purchase of building, machinery and equipmentsm, stock and raw materials, semi-finished and fineshed goods. The different types of capital goods are produce goods and services. The fixed capitalis required to invest in the fixed factors lide building, machinery and equipments, where as working capital is required to invest in vareable factors like wages, fuel, raw materials. Adequate finance is compulsory to make provision of such factors in appropriate quantity. The loans can be paid from the funds received by selling financial securities like share, debenture through the financial market.
In the financial market, the suppliers of money receive promissory note to be paid in future. The promissory notes are - stocks, bonds, cheque, insurance policy etc. The investors receive dividend, interest etc from financial promisory notes in future. In this way, financial market channelises saving into investment. This function is very essental for the sound economic system. Consequently, income declines and unemployment problem increases. The system of sound financial market makes the income of savers increase and the compulsion to take loan dclines.
Advantages And Weaknesses Of Joint Stock Company
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Advantages:-
The corporation from of organisation has following advantages:-
- The owners have limited liability. Hence, there is a guarantee that they need not lose more than their investment.
- Since shares are marketable, the corporation can take large size.
- The ownership can be easily transferred.
- The firm has long, unlimited life. The firm is not dissolved in the event of death of any owner.
- The service of professional managers can be taken.
- Since, the firm has access to the capital market funds can be easily raised or the firm can expand easily.
- The firm can take tax benefits.
The corporation form of organisation has following weaknesses:-
- Generally, taxes are higher. The tax is imposed on the income of the corporation as well as the dividend distributed to the owners.
- It is expensive to establish in comparison to other forms of organisations.
- There are more government regulations.
- The employees have less interest in the activities of the firm.
- There is no secrecy, since financial report should be submitted the shareholders.
Joint Stock Company Or Business
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Joint stock company or business is regarded as the most important innovation in the development of business enterprises. In this form of organization a separate 'legal person' is created. Its legal rights and duties are different from its members. The corporation has a power of a person. It means that it can sue, can be sued, can be a party of litigation, can negotiate and can acquire property in its name.
The form of corporation can be found in all types of businesses. The main participants in a company are- shareholders, board of directors and chairman. The shareholders are its real owners. They vote from time to time to elect the board of directors and to amend the constitution of the corporation. The ultimate right of giving guidelines regarding the activities of the corporation and designing general policies. The board of directors may consist o0f the top employees of the company itself and also outsiders. The chairman or the chief executive officer (CEO) is responsible for implementing the policies fixed by the board of directors and arranging day to day operation of the business. He submits reports to the board of directors from time to time.
There are two types of company- Private Companies and Public Companies. The share are not distributed to the general public in private companies. In public companies, the shares and debentures may be distributed to the general public. The public companies should use 'Public Limited Company' at the end of their name.
The promoters should submit 'memorandum of association' and 'articles of association' for the formation of a company. The memorandum of association consists of the rules regarding external activities of the company. On the other hand, articles of association consist of the internal rules, regulations and nature of business etc. related to the management of the company.
The company raises funds in different ways such as by issuing preference share, ordinary share and debenture. The preference shareholders get first priority in the distribution of dividend. The rate of return is fixed in definite percentage. They do not get dividend in the absence of profit. Similarly, they do not get additional payment even if there is excess profit. In general, they do not have voting right.
Most of the risks of the company are bore by ordinary shareholders because they have rights only to claim on profit remained after payment to others. The dividend received by them depends on the profitability of the firm and the decision of board of directors. Most of the ordinary shares have voting rights. The ordinary share capital of the company is known as common stock.
The fund needed by the company is also raise by issuing debentures. The debenture holders are not the owners but creditors of the company. The rate of interest is fixed at definite percentage in debentures. The debenture holders get first priority over the shareholders on payment.
The form of corporation can be found in all types of businesses. The main participants in a company are- shareholders, board of directors and chairman. The shareholders are its real owners. They vote from time to time to elect the board of directors and to amend the constitution of the corporation. The ultimate right of giving guidelines regarding the activities of the corporation and designing general policies. The board of directors may consist o0f the top employees of the company itself and also outsiders. The chairman or the chief executive officer (CEO) is responsible for implementing the policies fixed by the board of directors and arranging day to day operation of the business. He submits reports to the board of directors from time to time.
There are two types of company- Private Companies and Public Companies. The share are not distributed to the general public in private companies. In public companies, the shares and debentures may be distributed to the general public. The public companies should use 'Public Limited Company' at the end of their name.
The promoters should submit 'memorandum of association' and 'articles of association' for the formation of a company. The memorandum of association consists of the rules regarding external activities of the company. On the other hand, articles of association consist of the internal rules, regulations and nature of business etc. related to the management of the company.
The company raises funds in different ways such as by issuing preference share, ordinary share and debenture. The preference shareholders get first priority in the distribution of dividend. The rate of return is fixed in definite percentage. They do not get dividend in the absence of profit. Similarly, they do not get additional payment even if there is excess profit. In general, they do not have voting right.
Most of the risks of the company are bore by ordinary shareholders because they have rights only to claim on profit remained after payment to others. The dividend received by them depends on the profitability of the firm and the decision of board of directors. Most of the ordinary shares have voting rights. The ordinary share capital of the company is known as common stock.
The fund needed by the company is also raise by issuing debentures. The debenture holders are not the owners but creditors of the company. The rate of interest is fixed at definite percentage in debentures. The debenture holders get first priority over the shareholders on payment.
Weaknesses Or Drawbacks Of Partnership Business
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Weaknesses Or Drawbacks:-
Here some weaknesses or drawbacks of partnership business are listed below:-
Here some weaknesses or drawbacks of partnership business are listed below:-
- Since the partners have unlimited liability, some partners will have to bear the debt of even financially weak partners.
- There is no continuity in business, since if a partner dies, the business is dissolved.
- It is difficult to liquidate or transfer partnership.
- It is difficult to run on large scale.
- On the non-financial aspect, problem in partnership arises particularly in managerial area. The particular work of the partners is not clear. If a partner causes loss in the business, the result will have to be borned by all. consequently, antagonism and misunderstanding arises among the partners. However, this problem can be involved by specifying the function and duty of each partner.
- The partnership business survives on the basis of mutual agreement among the partners. it is difficult to maintain such understanding in difficult or miserable market situations.
Advantages Or Strengths Of Partnership Business
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Every business has some advantages and disadvantages. Here some advantages of partnership business are presented below:-
Every business has some advantages and disadvantages. Here some advantages of partnership business are presented below:-
- Like sole proprietorship, it is easy and economical to establish.
- It can raise more funds than sole proprietorship.
- It has more power to take loan since it has many partners.
- More talent and managerial skill is available.
- The good employees can be retained.
- It is free of special regulation of the government.
- The tax is levied on the income as the personal income of the partners.
- Each partner may be specialized in the particular work of the business, which increases efficiency.
- If partners are few, the decision making is prompt and flexible.
Partnership Business
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Two or more than two persons have ownership on the organization. As in sole proprietorship, the organization and the partners are not legally different. The partnership is found to be concentrated in the business, such as finance, insurance, sale and purchase of land, house. This business is somewhat wider than sole proprietorship. The capital needed by the business is made available by different persons. Similarly, decision making can be divided among them. All partners need not play active role. Some partners may remain as sleeping partners only by making capital available. Most of the partnerships are established by making a written contract called 'articles of partnership.'
There are two types of partners- general partner and limited partner. In general or regular partnership, all partners have unlimited liability. It implies that in such a business, the creditors can claim on the personal property of the general partner. Each partnership requires at least one general partner. On the hand, a limited partner has limited liability. In case of loss in the business, the limited partner needs not take the responsibility of more than his investment. In general, the limited partner is restricted from being active in the management of the firm.
There are two types of partners- general partner and limited partner. In general or regular partnership, all partners have unlimited liability. It implies that in such a business, the creditors can claim on the personal property of the general partner. Each partnership requires at least one general partner. On the hand, a limited partner has limited liability. In case of loss in the business, the limited partner needs not take the responsibility of more than his investment. In general, the limited partner is restricted from being active in the management of the firm.
Weaknesses Or Drawbacks Of Sole Proprietorship Business
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Weaknesses Or Drawbacks:-
Sole proprietorship has following weaknesses or drawbacks:-
- The owner has unlimited personal liability. The total wealth of the owner should be used to pay the debt or to borne the loss.
- It has limited capacity to raise fund because the funds are available only from his own source and the loans taken from personal security. It obstructs the development of business.
- The sole proprietor should be Jack-all-trades which is not possible.
- It is difficult to provide long-term occupational opportunity to the employees.
- There is no continuity in the business. If the entrepreneur dies, the business is dissolved
- If the business increases, the proprietor will have to employ trained person as financial and accounting staff or other staffs. They may desire to have partial ownership. It is called non-financial weakness.
Advantages Or Strengths Of Sole Proprietorship Business
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Advantages:-
Sole proprietorship has following advantages:-
Sole proprietorship has following advantages:-
- It is easy and simple to establish. A single person establishes and also runs the business.
- The owner receives all the profit (also losses) of the business.
- Less organizational cost is required to initiate the business.
- The tax is imposed on the income of the business as the individual income. It needs not pay corporate income tax, since an individual and business are not legally different in it.
- There is secrecy in it.
- The dissolution is easier in it.
- The government makes less regulation.
- It receives the advantages of small business.
- The decisions can be made promptly.
- It has flexibility to change according to the market environment since the owner himself manages the business.
Sole Proprietorship Business
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The sole proprietor runs the business with the help of his employees. He raises capital for the business by borrowing from his personal resource and personal security. He is responsible for all the decisions of business. The sole proprietor has unlimited liability. It means that he should use not only the amount invested in the business to pay the creditors, but also his total wealth.
Sole proprietorship is the simplest form of business organisation. In it, a single person supplies capital and makes decisions. He has sole right over profit and bears all risks and losses of the business. The ownership and control of the business lies with a single person. Particularly in developing countries, sole proprietorship is more prevalent than others. Such businesses are found to be concentrated in the areas such as farming, retail trade, building construction, financial service, sale and purchase of land, houses etc.
Sole proprietorship is the simplest form of business organisation. In it, a single person supplies capital and makes decisions. He has sole right over profit and bears all risks and losses of the business. The ownership and control of the business lies with a single person. Particularly in developing countries, sole proprietorship is more prevalent than others. Such businesses are found to be concentrated in the areas such as farming, retail trade, building construction, financial service, sale and purchase of land, houses etc.
Forms of Business Organisation
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The legal structure of the operation of the firm differ from country to country. But there are some such characteristics which apply to all the economies. Here attention has been focused on such characteristics.
The legal form of a business organisation is basically of three types-sole or single proprietorship, partnership and corporation. The choice of the from of organisation for a business depends on both the financial and non-financial factors. The main non-financial factors are the capacity of the management to run the organisation efficiently and the relation of the organisation with the various agencies of the government. The main factors determining the form of an organisation are the financial factors. The form of organisation is selected taking these factors into account.
The legal form of a business organisation is basically of three types-sole or single proprietorship, partnership and corporation. The choice of the from of organisation for a business depends on both the financial and non-financial factors. The main non-financial factors are the capacity of the management to run the organisation efficiently and the relation of the organisation with the various agencies of the government. The main factors determining the form of an organisation are the financial factors. The form of organisation is selected taking these factors into account.
Financial Market And Institutions As Major Area Of Business Finance
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on Thursday, January 28, 2010
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Finance covers the study of financial market and financial institutions. It studies the financial markets like money market, capital market, security market. It also studies the financial management of the financial institutions like commercial banks, insurance companies, saving and loan associations, finance companies, pension fund etc. It is because, the financial institutions also have the financial problems similar to that of individuals and business firms.
On the whole, the financial market and the financial institutions may be called financial services. The financial service is that organ of finance which is concerned with providing consultancy and financial services to the individuals and the government. The finance service consists of banks and related financial institutions, personal financial planning, investment, real estate, insurance and so on.
The financial markets and the institutions are rapidly changing all over the wold. In finance, we study the causes of these of securities have been introduced. In finance we study the impact of such new type of investment opportunities on the depositors and the issuing institutions. Similarly, next we study the evaluation capacity of the market participants of the rate of interest and the risks associated with different investment opportunities, and also about the capacity to select the appropriate investment opportunity. At times, it is difficult to borrow due to the increase in the cost of credit. This situation is called 'Credit Crunches'. The financial decision-makers should study about such situations and should know how money is acquired eventually
On the whole, the financial market and the financial institutions may be called financial services. The financial service is that organ of finance which is concerned with providing consultancy and financial services to the individuals and the government. The finance service consists of banks and related financial institutions, personal financial planning, investment, real estate, insurance and so on.
The financial markets and the institutions are rapidly changing all over the wold. In finance, we study the causes of these of securities have been introduced. In finance we study the impact of such new type of investment opportunities on the depositors and the issuing institutions. Similarly, next we study the evaluation capacity of the market participants of the rate of interest and the risks associated with different investment opportunities, and also about the capacity to select the appropriate investment opportunity. At times, it is difficult to borrow due to the increase in the cost of credit. This situation is called 'Credit Crunches'. The financial decision-makers should study about such situations and should know how money is acquired eventually
Business Or Corporate Finance As Area Of Business Finance
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Business finance is the next organ of business finance. The business firms also have the problems of acquiring and allocation of resources. The business firms will have to make decisions such as - which one of the investment opportunities is to be selected and how to finance the investment. For example, the firm will have tho decide whether the investment should be financed through issuing debentures or by borrowing from banks. The individuals try to derive maximum satisfaction from their expenditure, where as the business firms use their resources so as to maximize the wealth of their owners of share holders. The financial theories assets the investors in deciding the appropriate investment alternative.
Business finance is a major part of any country. It can be uplift the country's economic condition. The business finance is also know as corporate finance which is most important area of business finance. The global economic crisis can be solve by investing in the field of business financing sectors.
Business finance is a major part of any country. It can be uplift the country's economic condition. The business finance is also know as corporate finance which is most important area of business finance. The global economic crisis can be solve by investing in the field of business financing sectors.
Government Or Public Finance As Major Area Of Finance
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The government agencies also have the financial problems similar to the individuals and business firms. The part of finance that deals with the financial activities of the government agencies is known as public finance. It consists of the theories of taxation, issue of government securities, formulation of budget, asset management financial planning and so on. Most of the financial decisions of the private sector are made with a view to maximization of profit or maximization of consumers' satisfaction. On the contrary, the financial decisions in the public sector are made with a view to maximization of social welfare.
In the Nepalese contest we see the government is not stable and their policies are not implemented properly so government financing is not playing a leading role to uplift the economic conditions of the Nepal. To get better economic condition of any country government should finance their funds in the public sectors. The condition of business finance in Nepal is not so good and can be improved
In the Nepalese contest we see the government is not stable and their policies are not implemented properly so government financing is not playing a leading role to uplift the economic conditions of the Nepal. To get better economic condition of any country government should finance their funds in the public sectors. The condition of business finance in Nepal is not so good and can be improved
Personal Finance
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The financial decision made by the individuals and households is known as personal finance. The financial problems of the individuals relate to the maximisation of their prosperity by utilizing the resources available to them. In personal finance we study as to how the individuals divide their income between consumption and investment, how they select the best alternative from among the available investment opportunities. Similarly, we study how the individuals arrange money for the increased consumption or investment.
In Nepal mainly people spent their money on their basic needs because of their income level and lack of employment.Most of the portion of the populations have very low income and that's why they could not able to invest their money in the productive sectors. Personal finance is a one of the major area of business finance which deal with the individual income divide into their consumption and investment.
In Nepal mainly people spent their money on their basic needs because of their income level and lack of employment.Most of the portion of the populations have very low income and that's why they could not able to invest their money in the productive sectors. Personal finance is a one of the major area of business finance which deal with the individual income divide into their consumption and investment.
Primary Market And Secondary Market
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The financial market may be classified into primary and secondary markets on the basis of the economic function. The financial market for new securities is called primary market. The financial market transfers the funds from savers to investors through the primary market. Hence, the transactions of the securities issued for the first time take place in this market.
The main function of primary market is to make the financial capital available to make new investments in building, equipments, stock of necessary goods,.The investments bankers perform the role of an expert in issuing new securities. These bankers make available advice to the business firms regarding the nature of securities, maturity, interest rate and underwrite the issue of securities. The commercial banks are not directly involved in this market. Usually, the business firms make private placement of securities to the buyers without underwriting is called private placement of securities.
On the other hand, the existing and pri-developed securities are bought and sold in the secondary market.Its main function is to provide liquidity to the purchasers of securities. This market remains as a centre to convert stocks, bonds, and other securities into cash immediately. Since the secondary market provides liquidity to the securities, the investors are encouraged to buy securities in the primary market.
The transactions are more in secondary market than in primary market. But these markets involve in mutually closely related way. For example, if the interest increases or the price of securities increase in secondary market, the interest and price of primary market also increase because of the investment transfer from one market to another according to price and return. As of instance, financial institutions become active in both markets.
The main function of primary market is to make the financial capital available to make new investments in building, equipments, stock of necessary goods,.The investments bankers perform the role of an expert in issuing new securities. These bankers make available advice to the business firms regarding the nature of securities, maturity, interest rate and underwrite the issue of securities. The commercial banks are not directly involved in this market. Usually, the business firms make private placement of securities to the buyers without underwriting is called private placement of securities.
On the other hand, the existing and pri-developed securities are bought and sold in the secondary market.Its main function is to provide liquidity to the purchasers of securities. This market remains as a centre to convert stocks, bonds, and other securities into cash immediately. Since the secondary market provides liquidity to the securities, the investors are encouraged to buy securities in the primary market.
The transactions are more in secondary market than in primary market. But these markets involve in mutually closely related way. For example, if the interest increases or the price of securities increase in secondary market, the interest and price of primary market also increase because of the investment transfer from one market to another according to price and return. As of instance, financial institutions become active in both markets.
Financial Market in Nepal
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The financial market in Nepal is not basically different from the financial market in general. Hence, it has been explained very briefly here.
The financial market is still in infancy in Nepal. Since, the financial market plays an important role in the efficient distribution and use of resources, it is extremely important in a capital-poor country like Nepal.
The system of lending and borrowing in an unorganised way id prevalent in Nepal since the ancient time. Even today substantial portion of rural credit is available from the unorganised. The system of providing loan through the organised sector was initiated by Tijarath Adda established in 1933 B.S. The scope of this institution which made available loans only to the government employees in the beginning was limited.
The system of collecting deposit and granting loans in the organised sector had started with the establishment of Nepal Bank Ltd. in 1994 B.S The mobilisation of funds by selling securities to the general public had, however, started with the establishment of Biratnagar Jute Mill in 1993 B.S. The organised transaction of securities started in an organised way with the establishment of Security Market Centre (present Nepal Stock Exchange) in 2033 B.S.
There are many changes taking place in the financial system of Nepal due to financial liberalisation. The business activities are increasing rapidly. The situation of monopoly has come to an end and the situation f competition has emerged in Nepalese financial system. many banks and financial institutions have been established to cater the credit need of individuals and business firms.
The financial market is still in infancy in Nepal. Since, the financial market plays an important role in the efficient distribution and use of resources, it is extremely important in a capital-poor country like Nepal.
The system of lending and borrowing in an unorganised way id prevalent in Nepal since the ancient time. Even today substantial portion of rural credit is available from the unorganised. The system of providing loan through the organised sector was initiated by Tijarath Adda established in 1933 B.S. The scope of this institution which made available loans only to the government employees in the beginning was limited.
The system of collecting deposit and granting loans in the organised sector had started with the establishment of Nepal Bank Ltd. in 1994 B.S The mobilisation of funds by selling securities to the general public had, however, started with the establishment of Biratnagar Jute Mill in 1993 B.S. The organised transaction of securities started in an organised way with the establishment of Security Market Centre (present Nepal Stock Exchange) in 2033 B.S.
There are many changes taking place in the financial system of Nepal due to financial liberalisation. The business activities are increasing rapidly. The situation of monopoly has come to an end and the situation f competition has emerged in Nepalese financial system. many banks and financial institutions have been established to cater the credit need of individuals and business firms.
Business Finance
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The general definition of finance is also applicable in case of business finance. The only difference is that the definition of business finance is related to firm or business of corporation.
In conclusion, finance is a subject related to the study of acquiring, managing and efficiently utilising the funds for businesses. It studies the facts and policies related to finance. The study of facts denotes the study of the existing and prevalent producers of financial administration and management. On the other hand, policy denotes the formulation of theories which guides in making sound financial decisions.
Since business finance is a branch of finance in general, it is also both art and science. It is an art related to when, how, how much of economic resources should be raised for the smooth operation of business. On the other hand, it is a science of how to predict the financial quantities. It is a science that prepares the strategy to achieve the desired objective by collecting analyzing the financial facts.
Open Market And Negotiated Market
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Financial market is divided into open market and negotiated market. The open market means an impersonal market. In this market good quality securities are bought and sold in large quantity. There may not be contract between buyers and seller. The security market is an example of open market. In this market the equity securities of big companies are sold and purchased by big-small investors. The bonds of some companies are sold to the highest bedder through the open market. Such bonds are purchased and sold many times before maturity. Most of the government securities are sold in the open market.
The market in which the lender and the borrower negotiate the loan and personal basis is called negotiated market. In this market, corporate securities are sold by personal negotiation to one or more than one buyer. In it, the securities purchased are dept with security until maturity. A bank taking loan from a bank or a businessman taking loan from credit institution fall under negotiated is called non-intermediate financial market.
The market in which the lender and the borrower negotiate the loan and personal basis is called negotiated market. In this market, corporate securities are sold by personal negotiation to one or more than one buyer. In it, the securities purchased are dept with security until maturity. A bank taking loan from a bank or a businessman taking loan from credit institution fall under negotiated is called non-intermediate financial market.
Money Market And Capital Market
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The most important and mostly used classification of financial market on the basis of the nature of business or the maturity of he securities traded is money market and capital market. This classification is , therefore, based on the maturity of the financial instruments traded in the market.
Money market provides short-term credit. Here the individuals, government and institution having savings for some time come into contact with the borrowers needing short-term funds. The instruments or evidence of credit of money market matures within one year. The main function of money market is to provide working capital loans to the businesses, loans to the government and provide loans for the purchase of goods and securities for speculation.
On the contrary, capital market makes funds available for long-term investments. The long-term financial instruments are traded in the capital market, such as stock, bond, government securities etc. The maturity of the instruments traded in capital market is of more than one year period.
Financial Markets
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The financial market is an organ of financial system. The financial system is and important element of a modern economy. The resources are exchanged through the financial system. It helps in the payment of goods, services and productive inputs. Similarly, it makes easier to manage funds efficients and use them.
The financial system consists of financial institutions, financial market and financial instruments. Financial institution denotes commercial banks, saving and loan association, insurance company, central bank etc. These institutions create financial instruments and make economic transactions.Financial market denotes the place or mechanism where financial instruments are traded. Financial instruments between concerned parties. The financial instruments other than money included in the financial system are stocks, bonds etc.
Both saving and investment are compulsory for economic growth. The financial system converts savings into investment. It makes the saving investment process convenient through financial intermediary. The financial intermediaries receive financial liability or primary security from the fund deficit persons, and issue their own financial liabilities or indirect securities for those desiring to invest saved funds.
The financial system consists of financial institutions, financial market and financial instruments. Financial institution denotes commercial banks, saving and loan association, insurance company, central bank etc. These institutions create financial instruments and make economic transactions.Financial market denotes the place or mechanism where financial instruments are traded. Financial instruments between concerned parties. The financial instruments other than money included in the financial system are stocks, bonds etc.
Both saving and investment are compulsory for economic growth. The financial system converts savings into investment. It makes the saving investment process convenient through financial intermediary. The financial intermediaries receive financial liability or primary security from the fund deficit persons, and issue their own financial liabilities or indirect securities for those desiring to invest saved funds.
Relation Of Finance With Marketing
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Finance has indirect relation with marketing, human resource management and quantitative methods. Finance has broad field so it has directly or indirectly related with many more aspect. Marketing is closely related with finance but the relationship is indirect. Indirectly, marketing is making so much positive or negative effect to the finance.
The personnel of marketing decision forecast the sales of a firm. The financial decision maker decides the financial involvement of such forecasting. Whether the forested sales can be made available from financial resources or not ?If not, how much new fund is needed should be decided by the decision Maker. The capital is required for the promotion plan of new product. It has effect on the estimated cash flow. So the financial manager should give attention on such effects.If the financial manager neglect the effect of marking on finance then the business will got an accident. So it is very important relationship.Any business company can sell their product only by marketing and sell will increase and the business will be financial strong.
The personnel of marketing decision forecast the sales of a firm. The financial decision maker decides the financial involvement of such forecasting. Whether the forested sales can be made available from financial resources or not ?If not, how much new fund is needed should be decided by the decision Maker. The capital is required for the promotion plan of new product. It has effect on the estimated cash flow. So the financial manager should give attention on such effects.If the financial manager neglect the effect of marking on finance then the business will got an accident. So it is very important relationship.Any business company can sell their product only by marketing and sell will increase and the business will be financial strong.
Relation Of Finance With Accounting
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Finance have very close relation with accounting. It is very important relation of business term that make us understand of various terms.
Accounting is concerned with keeping records, reporting and measurement of business transactions. Accounting and finance are inter-related subjects. Hence, a financial manager should be able to understand and correctly explain the accounting information's.
The accounting process produces raw materials necessary for financial decision making which is called financial data. If the financial records are bad, the financial decisions are also likely to be bad. Accounting is a sub-function of finance. Accounting consists of the statement of balance-sheet, statement of profit and loss, sources and uses of fund etc. such statements help the financial manager in evaluating past performance and determining the future direction of the firm.
Accounting is concerned with keeping records, reporting and measurement of business transactions. Accounting and finance are inter-related subjects. Hence, a financial manager should be able to understand and correctly explain the accounting information's.
The accounting process produces raw materials necessary for financial decision making which is called financial data. If the financial records are bad, the financial decisions are also likely to be bad. Accounting is a sub-function of finance. Accounting consists of the statement of balance-sheet, statement of profit and loss, sources and uses of fund etc. such statements help the financial manager in evaluating past performance and determining the future direction of the firm.
Relation Of Finance With Economics
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Finance and economics are closely related. Economics is a subject which studies the allocation of scarce resources within the society, household or firm. It provides foundation stone for the financial decision making. Economics thus provides the essential theories necessary to make decision regarding t5he smooth operation of the firm. Hence, the knowledge of economics is essential to the financial decision maker. Finance is the study of economic happenings. In this context, finance is the application of economics. In other words, finance is a part of the economic theory of a firm.
Economics is broadly divided into two parts- micro economics and macro economics. Macro economics is the study of the whole economic system. It consists of the techniques used to analyse the changes in total output, total employment, unemployment rate, consumers' price index and so on. It analyses the effects of investment, government revenue, tax policy on export, production,employment, price and so on. Macro economic is related to the overall environment of the operation of the firm. The main subjects included In it are - banking, money and capital market, monetary, credit and fiscal policies, and economic policies used to control the economic activities. The business firms operate in the macro-economic environment. Hence, the financial mange will have to be well acquainted with the macro- economic environment, effects of change in economic policies.
Micro economics has direct use in the daily working of a firm. Micro economics is concerned with the individual firm, individual behavior and their interactions in the market.Micro economics provides theories necessary to run smoothly the business enterprises. The theories of micro economics like demand and supply analysis, profit maximization strategies, product pricing strategies, methods of measuring utility, risk and price, marginal analysis, cost analysis etc. are very useful in decision making.. The knowledge of these concepts directly benefits a firm in profit maximization and cost minimisation. Hence, it is necessary to know both the basic theories of economics and form's environment and decision technique. Besides, the applied micro economics has been developed as managerial economics. Managerial economics is the application of micro economics in business decision making. It consists of demand, production, pricing, market structure, government regulation and so on. The theories of the economic behavior of the firms and individuals are extremely important in financial decision making or finance.
Economics is broadly divided into two parts- micro economics and macro economics. Macro economics is the study of the whole economic system. It consists of the techniques used to analyse the changes in total output, total employment, unemployment rate, consumers' price index and so on. It analyses the effects of investment, government revenue, tax policy on export, production,employment, price and so on. Macro economic is related to the overall environment of the operation of the firm. The main subjects included In it are - banking, money and capital market, monetary, credit and fiscal policies, and economic policies used to control the economic activities. The business firms operate in the macro-economic environment. Hence, the financial mange will have to be well acquainted with the macro- economic environment, effects of change in economic policies.
Micro economics has direct use in the daily working of a firm. Micro economics is concerned with the individual firm, individual behavior and their interactions in the market.Micro economics provides theories necessary to run smoothly the business enterprises. The theories of micro economics like demand and supply analysis, profit maximization strategies, product pricing strategies, methods of measuring utility, risk and price, marginal analysis, cost analysis etc. are very useful in decision making.. The knowledge of these concepts directly benefits a firm in profit maximization and cost minimisation. Hence, it is necessary to know both the basic theories of economics and form's environment and decision technique. Besides, the applied micro economics has been developed as managerial economics. Managerial economics is the application of micro economics in business decision making. It consists of demand, production, pricing, market structure, government regulation and so on. The theories of the economic behavior of the firms and individuals are extremely important in financial decision making or finance.
Finance: Art or Science ?
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Lawrence J. Gitman has defined finance as 'an art and science of managing money'. It implies that finance is Both art and science. Finance is a matured science since it provides knowledge as to how and at what time a firm should invest to outstrip other firms.
On the other hand, finance is also an art. In modern time, finance has become more analytical. The new financial theories have been developed. Many data have been developed to prove these theories right or wrong. the financial mangers should examine the different alternatives related to the raising and managing money. they should formulate the models to predict the results obtained from the use of any one alternative.
In this way, the new theories, models and methods have made finance scientific. But the financial theories cannot be accurately compared with the 'Scientific Method' that applies to physics science. Physics predicts as to what happens from an action. for example, physics says that if a ball is thrown upward, that eventually falls down. This is not true in finance. For example, the financial analyst can predict from the historical trend that the rate of interest will change in a definite pattern. But, in reality, the rate of interest may change in different pattern. Despite this, financial guidelines and theories are useful in financial decision making. But any decision should be made by mixing those guidelines with self-skill. According to R.A. Stevenson, in modern time finance is a 'scientific art'. He opines 'finance is the science of knowing how to predict financial consequences and the art of knowing when to act'. It assists the financial managers of today to avoid the difficulties of tomorrow.
On the other hand, finance is also an art. In modern time, finance has become more analytical. The new financial theories have been developed. Many data have been developed to prove these theories right or wrong. the financial mangers should examine the different alternatives related to the raising and managing money. they should formulate the models to predict the results obtained from the use of any one alternative.
In this way, the new theories, models and methods have made finance scientific. But the financial theories cannot be accurately compared with the 'Scientific Method' that applies to physics science. Physics predicts as to what happens from an action. for example, physics says that if a ball is thrown upward, that eventually falls down. This is not true in finance. For example, the financial analyst can predict from the historical trend that the rate of interest will change in a definite pattern. But, in reality, the rate of interest may change in different pattern. Despite this, financial guidelines and theories are useful in financial decision making. But any decision should be made by mixing those guidelines with self-skill. According to R.A. Stevenson, in modern time finance is a 'scientific art'. He opines 'finance is the science of knowing how to predict financial consequences and the art of knowing when to act'. It assists the financial managers of today to avoid the difficulties of tomorrow.
Classification Of Finance.
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Finance is broadly defined into two parts:-
1. private finance:-
The private finance can be further divided into personal finance and business finance. the personal finance is concerned with the acquisition and the proper utilization of economic resource by the individuals and households for meeting their different needs The business finance is also a part of private finance. the business finance is concerned with the acquisition, management and utilization of fund by the private business organizations. the business organizations may also be in the form of public enterprises. but the public enterprises fall under the category of public finance.
2. Public Finance:-
Public finance is the study of the financial aspect of the government. here we study about the government expenditure, public revenue, public borrowing and financial administration. The economic activities of the pubic enterprises also fall under public finance. The objective of private of business finance is to earn maximum return or profit. On the contrary the objective of public finance is to maximize social welfare.
1. private finance:-
The private finance can be further divided into personal finance and business finance. the personal finance is concerned with the acquisition and the proper utilization of economic resource by the individuals and households for meeting their different needs The business finance is also a part of private finance. the business finance is concerned with the acquisition, management and utilization of fund by the private business organizations. the business organizations may also be in the form of public enterprises. but the public enterprises fall under the category of public finance.
2. Public Finance:-
Public finance is the study of the financial aspect of the government. here we study about the government expenditure, public revenue, public borrowing and financial administration. The economic activities of the pubic enterprises also fall under public finance. The objective of private of business finance is to earn maximum return or profit. On the contrary the objective of public finance is to maximize social welfare.
Finance as a Discipline
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The term Finance is a most widely used word in the field of economic activity. In ordinary sense the term finance denotes money or wealth. But it has wider meaning in economic activity. Finance is regarded as the life-blood of business system. As a man cannot live without blood, so is business and economic system unimaginative without finance.Neither a business can be initiated nor can it be run smoothly without it. Finance is thus the basis of the prosperity of a business. It is regarded as the key to success of a business firm.
Finance is the main means of the mobilization of funds. The method of acquiring, managing and allocating the fund is known as finance. Finance converts the accumulated fund into productive uses. Finance is related to the method of acquiring and spending the fund. Hence, the subject related to the study of the technique and process of acquiring fund for a business and the use of that fund is known as finance. Finance is, therefore, called the Science of Management of Money.
Finance as a discipline has been defined in many ways. Some of the definitions are as fallows:
According to R.A. Stevenson- "Finance is the means by which the funds are obtained and the method by which these funds are manged and allocated." He is of opinion that finance is concerned with the act of financing. Hence, the management of furnace denotes the managing the means of payment. Finance consists of money , credit, stock, bond, mortgage and so on.
In short, finance is a subject related to the acquisition, management ans utilization of the fund. Finance can be studied in individual, business and government level. In all these levels, finance is concerned with the decisions related to the individuals or agencies acquiring and spending money.