FIN 101

The circulation of money, the granting of credit, the making of investments,

and the provision of banking facilities.

• Finance

• Capital Market

• Accounting

• Economy

Can be thought of as a company's attitude and conduct towards its employees,

customers, community, and stockholders.

• Organization

• Ethics

• Management

• Business Ethics

Three Concepts of Finance

• More Value is Preferred to Less

• Acquisition of Funds with the Least Cost

• Allocation or Utilization of Funds

• The Sooner Cash is Received the more Valuable it is

• Less Risky Assets are more Valuable and Preferable than Riskier Assets

Roles of Financial Managers

• Allocation or Utilization of Funds

• Proper Risk Management

• Management of Funds

• Proper Asset Selection

• The Finance Manager or Comptroller Supervises

An individual who reports or discloses unethical behavior

of the employees within a business.

• Whistleblowing

• Whistleblower

• Whistling

• Informant

Is an intentional deception to secure unfair or unlawful gain,

or to deprive a victim of a legal right.

• Counterfeiter

• Scam

• Deception

• Fraud

Focuses on decisions relating to how much or what types of assets to acquire.

• Financial Management

• Finance

• Investments

• Market Analysis

Relate to decisions Concerning stocks and bonds

• Financial Management

• Finance

• Investments

• Market Analysis

Defined as the "standards of conduct or moral behavior"

• Business Ethics

• Conduct

• Ethics

• Organization

He oversees the operations of the Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

• Board of Director

• Administration

• General Manager

• Chief Executive Officer