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Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

What are the financial objectives outlined by TIP Inc.?

a)

Cost reduction, market expansion, and employee development

b)

Revenue growth, profit margin improvement, and cash flow management

c)

Market saturation, workforce empowerment, and corporate social responsibility

d)

Brand strengthening, customer experience enhancement, and sustainability integration

2.

What is the role of the financial manager in maximizing owners' or shareholders' wealth?

a)

Managing human resources and corporate governance

b)

Designing advertising programs and conducting financial planning

c)

Evaluating investment opportunities and making capital budgeting decisions

d)

Handling day-to-day operations and monitoring corporate activities

3.

What does the Treasurer's office handle in a large firm?

a)

Cost and financial accounting, tax payments, and management information systems

b)

Monitoring corporate activities and evaluating investment opportunities

c)

Managing the firm's cash and credit, financial planning, and capital expenditures

d)

Promoting corporate governance practices and enhancing transparency

4.

What are the common job roles in finance?

a)

Financial Educator/Consultant, Financial Planner/Advisor, and Risk Manager

b)

Asset Manager, Insurance Underwriter, and Treasury Analyst

c)

Financial Analyst, Risk Manager, and Corporate Finance Professional

d)

Investment Banker, Financial Planner/Advisor, and Financial Controller

5.

What is the primary importance of ethics in finance?

a)

To maximize owners' or shareholders' wealth

b)

To manage other people's money and make sound financial decisions

c)

To ensure compliance with ethical codes of behavior and regulatory requirements

d)

To monitor corporate activities and evaluate investment opportunities

6.

What is the process of monitoring managers and aligning their incentives with shareholders goals called?

a)

Capital Budgeting Decisions

b)

Risk Management

c)

Financial Planning and Forecasting

d)

Corporate Governance

7.

What are the external monitors of a public firm?

a)

Treasurer, controller, and financial manager

b)

Board of directors, CEO, and investment analysts

c)

SEC, BIR, and BSP

d)

Auditors, investment banks, and credit analysts

8.

What is the Vice President of finance responsible for in a large firm?

a)

Coordinating the activities of the treasurer and the controller

b)

Handling cost and financial accounting, tax payments, and management information systems

c)

Managing the firm's cash and credit, financial planning, and capital expenditures

d)

Evaluating investment opportunities and making capital budgeting decisions

9.

What are the financial decisions that affect the market value of the firm's stock?

a)

Capital Budgeting Decisions

b)

Capital Structure Decisions

c)

Dividend Policy Decisions

d)

Risk Management

10.

What is the primary goal of the financial manager in a firm?

a)

To promote corporate governance practices and enhance transparency

b)

To maximize owners' or shareholders' wealth

c)

To manage other people's money and make sound financial decisions

d)

To monitor corporate activities and evaluate investment opportunities

11.

What are the functional areas of business operations for a typical manufacturing firm?

a)

Marketing, management, and human resources

b)

Finance, marketing, and management

c)

Manufacturing, management, and human resources

d)

Manufacturing, marketing, and finance

12.

What is the field of finance important for, regardless of the job?

a)

For managing human resources and corporate governance

b)

For making sound financial decisions and managing risks effectively

c)

For evaluating investment opportunities and making capital budgeting decisions

d)

For understanding finance, marketing, management, and human resources

13.

What are the fiduciary relationships that create tempting opportunities for finance professionals?

a)

Managing human resources and corporate governance

b)

Evaluating investment opportunities and making capital budgeting decisions

c)

Controlling the stockholders' firm and performing cash receipts and disbursements functions

d)

Monitoring corporate activities and evaluating investment opportunities

14.

What do governments all over the world pass laws and regulations for?

a)

To prevent unethical managers from stealing from firms

b)

To monitor corporate activities and evaluate investment opportunities

c)

To ensure compliance with ethical codes of behavior

d)

To maximize owners' or shareholders' wealth

15.

What is essential for the integrity and stability of the financial system?

a)

Maximizing owners' or shareholders' wealth

b)

Building trust with clients, stakeholders, and society as a whole

c)

Upholding ethical principles and exercising sound judgment

d)

Promoting corporate governance practices and enhancing transparency