FIN-3403 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Cash Flow, Current Liability, Current Asset

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13 Feb 2018
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Cash flow is king: lenders care about cash and ability to repay, shareholders should care about cash, only cash can be paid out as dividends or reinvested in the firm. Income statement: a measurement over time of how much income the company has made. Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, & amortization (ebitda) Net income/ # common shares outstanding = earnings per share (eps) = total liabilities & equity: working capital management focuses on current assets and current liabilities, capital budgeting is managing net fixed assets, capital structure would focus on total liabilities and equity. Cash flow: activities that bring cash in to the company are sources of cash, activities that make cash flow out of the company are uses of cash, mechanical rules for determining sources and uses, sources. Increase in liability or equity account: decrease in asset account, uses, decrease in liability or equity account pay off a debt. Increase in asset account use of cash.

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