Role

Cards (12)

  • Profit is the ability to make a financial return from business activities
  • Profit is measured using net profit from the income statement
  • Growth is the increase in size and value of a business over time
  • Growth is achieved by increasing the value of assets, market share, and diversification
  • Efficiency is generating maximum returns for minimum costs
  • Efficiency can be achieved by increasing outputs for the same inputs, or maintaining the same profit with lower assets
  • Liquidity is the extent for a business to pay short term debt (current liabilities) and the ease to sell assets for cash
  • It is essential to maintain current assets greater than current liabilities
  • Having sufficient cash flow to meet obligations or convert to cash is important for liquidity
  • Solvency is the ability of a business to pay short and long term debts and continue operating in the future
  • Solvency indicates long term financial stability
  • The Finance Objectives include
    Profit
    Growth
    Liquidity
    Solvency
    Efficiency