MindMap Gallery Introduction to Corporate Finance
This is a mind map about the introduction of corporate finance, including corporate finance and financial managers, corporate organizational forms, financial management goals, Agency problems and corporate control, etc.
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Introduction to Corporate Finance
Corporate Finance and Finance Manager
Corporate Finance: Management of a company’s financial activities
The connotation of corporate financial management
finance
Meaning: Study how individuals and institutions optimally allocate scarce funds across time and space under uncertain conditions, and make optimal decisions accordingly
Elements: time, risk
financial manager
financial management decisions
Capital Budgeting: The process of planning and managing a business's long-term investments
Capital Structure: The specific mix of long-term debt and equity that a business uses to finance its operations.
Working capital management: short-term assets and short-term liabilities of the enterprise
Enterprise organizational form
Sole proprietorship: also known as sole proprietorship, refers to a business owned by one person
advantage
Easy to set up, less control
Simple setup process
Low setup costs
The owner retains all profits of the business
Only pay personal income tax
shortcoming
bear unlimited liability
Difficulty in transfer and poor business continuity
Difficulty raising funds
Partnership: A business formed by two or more partners
Classification
General partnership: Each partner has unlimited joint and several liability for the business
Limited partnership: The general partners bear unlimited joint and several liability, and the limited partners bear limited liability based on the amount of capital contributed.
advantage
Low cost to enable
Easy to set up Relatively fast to set up
Partners share risk
shortcoming
General partners have unlimited liability
Business life is limited
Raising funds is difficult
Difficulty transferring ownership
Joint-stock company: A company whose capital is composed of shares. Shareholders are responsible for the company to the extent of the shares they claim.
advantage
Ownership is easily transferable and the life of the company is not limited
Shareholders have limited liability
Infinite duration
Easy to raise funds
shortcoming
double taxation
Long time to set up
The establishment procedures are cumbersome
financial management goals
possible target
Survive
Avoid financial distress and bankruptcy
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Target
Maximize the current value per share of existing shares
more general goals
Maximize the market value of existing shareholder equity
Agency Problems and Corporate Control
agency relationship
Agency Relationship: The relationship between shareholders and management
Agency problem: conflict of interests between the principal and the agent
management objectives
Agency costs: the costs of conflicts of interest between shareholders and management
Key goals: Independence and self-sufficiency of the company
Financial markets and companies
Cash flows into and out of the business
Primary market and secondary market
Primary market: The market where governments and companies initially sell securities
IPO
private solicitation
Secondary Market: A market in which securities are bought and sold after their initial sale
Dealers
auction market
different
拍卖市场或交易所有一个实际的场所
在交易商市场上大量的买卖由交易商进行
拍卖市场的主要目的是撮合有买进和卖出意愿的人,交易商在其所起的作用有限
Corporate Securities Trading
Listed: A stock traded on an organized exchange