FIN 010 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Financial Institution, Standard Deviation, Cash Flow

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Enterprise value maximisation: enterprise value maximisation is directly linked to risk and return. A firm with a continuous record of steady to steadily rising earnings can be seen as stronger, and more competitive, than one with an erratic earnings pattern. In addition, earnings can be secured by a robust program of risk management that ensures input / financial risks as well as productive assets are not subject to cash flow loss or disruption. Risks can suddenly detract from revenue which is counterproductive to interest. Indeed, careful management of each financial account will lead to efficiencies and higher earnings and ultimately profitability for the business will be created by those efficiencies. Every asset on the balance sheet needs to provide a minimum return for the business in order to generate income and market value. So the organized organization based on financial management needs to review its assets and returns to determine if they are appropriate.

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