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Corporate Finance
Lecture 1, 05-09-2022
Accounting, Finance and Forecasts

Financial decision making is all about the future




Finance → future → that’s why Tesla is worth so much even though they don’t sell many cars


Example: Brand value Coca Cola

- Accounting: worth 7 billion dollar on the books
- Finance: in the market worth 70-80 billion dollar
➔ So, in finance we need to forecast…, but how good are we at forecasting?




Corporate Finance and the Financial Manager

What is Corporate Finance?




Liquid → company can run

,The Financial Manager (CFO)




→ tasks financial manager



Waar staat de financial manager in het bedrijf?




The Goal of Financial Management

Financial Goals




Most important = profitability. Maximize shareholder value.

Security and independence are nice to have, but not the most
important.

,Financial Markets and the Corporation

How Cash flows…




Company is not isolated, but connected to the real world



Primary vs. Secondary Markets




Primary → bedrijf verkoopt aandelen direct aan investeerder. Bedrijf verkoopt share voor het eerst.
Secondary → je koopt aandeel van een andere investeerder (bijv. online).

, Chapter 3

The Annual Report

The Statement of Financial Position (Balance Sheet)




Net working capital = current assets – current liabilities.

- Je moet dus meer current assets dan current liabilities hebben om op korte termijn schulden
te kunnen betalen met je assets.
- It is important to ensure that net working capital is positive
- Positive net working capital means that enough cash will be available to pay off liabilities
arising

Example:




Market Value versus Book Value

- Book value based on Accounting Figures drawn from Accounting Standards
- Market value based on prices or market valuations

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