5.2 Sources of finance

Cards (48)

  • What are sources of finance used for by businesses?
    To obtain capital
  • Match the type of finance with its characteristic:
    Internal finance ↔️ No external costs
    External finance ↔️ Large capital available
  • Internal sources of finance include retained profits and sales of assets
  • What is the repayment period for short-term financing options?
    Less than one year
  • What does factoring involve selling to a third party?
    Invoices
  • Match the financing option with its disadvantage:
    Share capital ↔️ Dilutes ownership
    Bank loans ↔️ Requires collateral
  • What is the main difference between internal and external sources of finance?
    Cost and availability
  • Factoring reduces the risk of bad debts
  • Bank overdrafts provide quick access to funds
  • Leasing preserves capital but results in higher overall costs
  • Selling share capital dilutes ownership
  • Match the financing source with its primary advantage:
    Internal sources ↔️ No external costs
    Bank loans ↔️ Predictable repayments
    Share capital ↔️ Large capital available
  • What is a key disadvantage of a bank overdraft?
    Interest charges
  • A bank overdraft provides quick and flexible access to funds
  • Short-term financing options often have interest charges and less control
  • What is the main risk associated with mortgages?
    Losing property
  • Sources of finance can be categorized into internal and external types.
  • A tech startup receiving venture capital gains large capital infusions and guidance.
  • External sources of finance may dilute ownership of the business

    True
  • A bank overdraft provides quick and flexible access to funds
  • Short-term financing options often have interest charges and less control
  • Venture capital firms provide large capital infusions in exchange for equity
    True
  • Order the short-term financing options based on increasing risk:
    1️⃣ Trade credit
    2️⃣ Bank overdraft
    3️⃣ Factoring
    4️⃣ Leasing
  • Leasing equipment preserves capital but increases overall costs

    True
  • Trade credit does not charge interest, but may incur late payment penalties
    True
  • What is the time period for long-term financing options?
    Longer than one year
  • What do venture capital firms typically provide in addition to funding?
    Expertise and guidance
  • Internal sources of finance are limited in amount
  • Factoring improves cash flow but reduces control over credit management
  • Trade credit can help manage cash flow but may lead to bad debts.

    True
  • What is the main purpose of long-term financing options?
    Significant investments
  • Share capital provides large capital without repayment obligations but dilutes ownership.
    True
  • External sources of finance offer larger amounts of capital but may dilute ownership.

    True
  • A bank loan requires collateral and is subject to bank approval.

    True
  • Trade credit helps manage cash flow but may lead to bad debts
    True
  • What is the repayment period for long-term financing options?
    More than one year
  • Using retained profits for financing involves no interest charges but limited capital
  • Why is trade credit beneficial for managing cash flow?
    No interest is charged
  • What is the time period for short-term financing options?
    Less than one year
  • What is the primary advantage of factoring invoices?
    Improves cash flow