BUSINESS FINANCE

Front

Refers to the time it takes for the business to sell its finished product from the time it purchased raw materials.

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Inventory Period

Front

Is the setting of expenditure levels for each of an organization’s functions. It is the estimation and allocation of available capital used to achieve the designated targets of a firm.

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Budgeting

Front

This refers to the value of the assets that the customer has and plans to use to secure the credit.

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Collateral

Front

This refers to the general global and home country macroeconomic conditions and the industry-specific conditions.

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Conditions

Front

This refers to the capacity of the customers to repay you.

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Capacity

Front

This refers to the customer’s track of record of settling its obligation on time. More often than not, customers without a track record should not be given credit.

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Character

Front

Forecasting the financing requirement three to five years down the road.

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Long Term Financial Plan

Front

Used for business’ operations working capital.

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Short Term Funds

Front

The buyer receives the invoices sent by the seller specifying the goods purchases, the purchase price, the total amount to be paid, and the terms of the purchase.

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Trade Credit

Front

Mainly deposit taking financial institutions that extend credit to retail and consumer market

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Commercial Banks