Tuesday, December 30, 2014

Difference between Stockholder and Stakeholder




Stockholder: - Stockholders are the owners of the company.

Stakeholder: - Stakeholders are anyone with a financial interest in the company. Creditors, Customers, Government, Suppliers e.t.c are the examples of stakeholder.

What is Financial Intermediary



Financial Intermediary:-
A financial intermediary is a firm that raises money from many small investors and provides financing to businesses or other organizations. For example Bank, Insurance company e.t.c collects money from surplus units and lends the money to deficit units.

What is Treasury Stock



Treasury Stock: - Treasury Stocks are shares that are repurchased by the issuing company from the existing shareholders. Treasury shares can be reissued later by the company. treasury stocks reduces the number of share outstanding.

Difference between accrual basis and Cash basis


 
Accrual basis:-
An accounting system that records revenues and expenses at the time the transaction occurs, not at the time 
cash receipt or payment. Financial Accounting is based on accrual basis.

Cash basis:-
A system that records revenues and expenses not at the time the transaction occurs, but at the time of cash receipt or payment. Finance is based on Cash basis.

What is Bond


Bond:-
 
A bond is an agreement of debt, between the issuer and lender under the terms of which an issuer contracts to pay the holder a fixed principal amount at the end of maturity date and usually a series of interest payments during its life. Bond is a debt instrument for a company to finance its business. It is also called the cheapest sources of capital available to a firm.

Monday, December 22, 2014

What is time value of Money




Time Value of Money: - Today’s money is more valuable than money will be received in tomorrow. This is called time value of money. Due to inflation the purchasing power of money declines day by day that’s why today’s money is more valuable than tomorrow’s.

What are Money market and capital market?




Money Market: - Money market is a market for short term financing. Short term securities are traded here. Generally commercial banks make money market.

Capital market: - Money market is a market for long term financing. Capital market is a market where long term securities are traded. Bond market, Share market are example of capital market.

What is retention ratio?



 Retention Ratio:-

Corporations Payout a portion of their earnings as dividend to the shareholders and retain a portion of earnings as retained earnings. The portion of earnings retained with the company divided by net income is called retention ratio. 

For example XYZ a company has BDT 1, 00,000 as net income. It retained BDT 60,000 as retained earnings within the company so the retention ratio of XYZ Company will be-

Retention ratio = Net income - Dividend / Net income
                       = 100000 - 40000/100000
                       = 60000/100000
                       = 60%

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