Tiếng Anh chuyên ngành quản trị kinh doanh - Phần 23
CORPORATE FINANCE
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Corporations need financing for the purchase of assets and the payment of expenses. The
corporations can issue share in exchange for money and property (sometimes referred to as equity
funding). The holders of the shares together form the ownership of the company. Each share is
presented by the stock certificate. This is negotiable, which means that it can be bought and sold.
The value of the share is determined not only by the net assets divided by the total number of
shares outstanding, but also by any particular rights it gives shareholders. The greater the success
of the company, the more value the shares usually have.
A corporation can also get capital funds by borrowing. This is called debt funding. When
corporation borrows money, they give notes or bonds, which are also negotiable. However,
interest has to be paid out whether business is profitable or not.
Management must consider both the outflow and inflow of capital funds in running the
corporation. The purchase of inventory and supplies, or payment of salaries, results in an outflow.
The sale of goods and services results in an inflow. In the long run, the inflow is much greater
than the outflow to result in a profit. In addition, a company must deduct its costs, expenses and
losses on bad debts, interest on borrowed capital and other items in order to determine whether its
financial management has been profitable. The amount of risk involved is an important factor in
determining fund raising and whether a particular corporation is a good investment.
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information? R: Yes. P: Where are the microchips? R: Input error. Exercise 3: A computer program. (Một chương trình máy tính) David Thompson does not yet understand the documents used in the accounts department. This is the situation with six Tranworld customers and what David was planning to do about them: (David Thompson chưa hiểu những tài liệu sử dụng ở phòng kế toán. Đây là tình huống với 6 khách hàng của Transworld và những gì David dự định làm.) 1. We haven’t arranged transportation for BOS this month. A. Send a statement at the end of the month. 2. We arranged transportation for GLM and they have paid the invoice, but we overcharged them. B. Send a credit note. 3. We arranged transportation for our regular customers, JLN, but they haven’t paid us. C. Send a debit note. 4. HEQ have paid their invoice, but we undercharged them. D. Send a reminder. 5. Arranged transportation for WRS this month, but we haven’t done anything about it yet. E. Not do anything. 6. This is the first time we have arranged transportation for ZYZ and they haven’t paid their invoice yet.. F. Send an invoice. 7. BLT has paid their invoice. The amount was correct. G. Send a receipt. Unit 9: Financial analysis and corporate finance 223 Most of David’s answers are wrong, so Liz wrote a simple ‘computer program’ for him to follow. Study the program below, then ask questions from the computer program and give a positive or negative answer from the problems above, like this: P: The customer is BOS. R: Have we arranged transportation for BOS this month? P: Negative. R: What are you going to do? P: Well I was going to send a statement at the end of the month. R: The correct answer is E. P: In that case, I’m not going to do anything. Laboratory drill P: What about BOS’s account? R: I was going to send a statement at the end of the month. Exercise 4: The alphabet (Bảmg chữ cái) This is a list of new customers at Transworld. Put them in alphabetical order before they are put on the computer. (Đây là danh sách khách hàng mới của Transworld. Hãy sắp xếp họ theo thứ tự trong bảng chữ cái rồi đưa vào máy tính.) 1. JBX Pte Ltd 7. ABD plc 2. JDR Inc 8. GLM AB 3. WRS AS 9. VDU SpA 4. JLN GmbH 11. ZZT 6. BLT SARL 12. ZYZ NV Check which country you think each company is in, like this: (Hãy kiểm tra xem những công ty này từ nước nào tới.) P: JBX is Singaporean, isn’t it? R: Yes. It’s in Singapore. Or No. It’s in ……… Laboratory drill A P: One. R: JBX. Laboratory drill B P: JBX is Singaporean. R: JBX is in Singapore, is it? Unit 9: Financial analysis and corporate finance 224 SUMMARY Bài này đã cung cấp cho bạn kiến thức về: - Từ vựng và cấu trúc ngữ pháp để hiểu được nội dung bài đọc bằng tiếng Anh về các phương thức phân tích tài chính và tài chính doanh nghiệp. - Thực hành kỹ năng đọc hiểu về các chủ đề trên. - Trả lời được các dạng câu hỏi khác nhau trong phần đọc hiểu, điền từ vào chỗ trống. - Sử dụng được tính từ và trạng từ. - Thực hành nghe với chủ đề “computerize accounts”, và làm bài tập nghe hiểu. VOCABULARY accounting procedure n thủ tục kế toán accurately adv chính xác allocation n sự phân bổ, sự phân bố apology n sự tạ lỗi asset n tài sản có balance of payments n bản thanh toán balance sheet n bảng tổng kết tài sản bond n trái phiếu budget n ngân sách calculation n phép tính carry out v thực hiện, tiến hành central processing unit n bộ xử lý trung tâm certificate n chứng chỉ component n linh kiện lắp ráp computerize v đưa vào máy tính contain v chứa corporation n công ty critical adj quan trọng current ratio n tỉ suất hiện thời (khả năng trả nợ ngắn hạn) customer n khách hàng data processing n sự xử lý dữ liệu, xử lý thông tin Unit 9: Financial analysis and corporate finance 225 debt funding n huy động vốn debtors n các khoản phải thu deduct v giảm disguise v ngụy trang enclose v đính kèm equity funding n thu hút vốn tự có eventually adv cuối cùng excessive adj vượt quá, quá mức finance v cấp tiền cho, tài trợ, cấp vốn financing n sự cung cấp vốn garbage in, garbage out idm dữ liệu nhập sai, kết quả sai implement v thực hiện induce v khiến inflow n luồng tiền vào input n dữ liệu nhập instruct v chỉ dẫn inventory n tài sản issue v phát hành key broad n bàn phím liquidity n khả năng thanh toán, nợ đến hạn microchip n vi mạch negotiable adj có thể chuyển nhượng được note n lệnh phiếu out put n kết quả, thông tin đưa ra outflow n luồng tiền ra owe v nợ print v in print out v in ra printer n máy in profitability n khả năng sinh lời programmer n người lập trình, lập trình viên Unit 9: Financial analysis and corporate finance 226 property n tài sản tư bản (máy móc, nhà xưởng) public adj or n chính phủ, công chúng, nhân dân purchase n mua rating n tỉ lệ vay real – estate n bất động sản regular adj thường xuyên restrictive adj chặt chẽ, hạn chế return n lợi nhuận ridiculous adj buồn cười share n cổ phiếu shareholder n cổ đông stable adj ổn định statement n bản quyết toán stock n tồn kho store v trữ taxation n sự đánh thuế terminal n bộ phận máy vi tính, thiết bị đầu cuối turnover n doanh thu unavoidable adj không thể tránh được usual adj thường lệ visual display unit n màn hình hiển thị vulnerability n dễ bị thiệt hại CONSOLIDATION EXERCISES Exercise 1. Read the passage and answer the questions. FISCAL AND MONETARY POLICY The two main types of macroeconomic policies are fiscal and monetary policies. The two policies are interrelated. Fiscal policy is carried out by the Ministry of Finance and can be divided into two parts, government expenditures and taxation. These two parts determine whether the government has a deficit or surplus in its budget. A careful fiscal policy is the basic of a stable macro economy. Taxes and public (public = government) spending can affect resource allocation. Fiscal deficits affect both the balance of payments and the rate of inflation. Unit 9: Financial analysis and corporate finance 227 Monetary policy in developing countries follows fiscal policy. Printing of money is often the source of financing for government spending. If the central bank has to finance a big deficit, it may be unable to implement a restrictive monetary policy to control inflation. If a deficit is financed by printing more money than the public wants to have, prices will rise. Inflation causes the real value of personal financial assets to fall. But it also induces people to buy assets such as gold, dollars or real – estate which will not lose value with inflation. When a budget deficit is financed by excessive domestic borrowing, it can lead to higher interest rates because of the high demand for money. These high rates can make it too expensive for the private sector to borrow money. Government deficits must be brought down with cuts in spending, or through higher taxes. If spending cuts are not made, government eventually have to print money to finance their deficit, making inflation unavoidable. Comprehension questions 1. What are the 2 main types of macroeconomic policies? ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 2. What are the 2 parts of fiscal policy? ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 3. What do these 2 parts determine? ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 4. What do fiscal deficits affect? ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 5. In developing countries what does monetary policy follow? ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 6. How do some governments finance government spending? ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 7. What is needed to control inflation? ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 8. What happens if the government prints more money than people want to have? ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 9. What does inflation induce people to do? ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 10. How can domestic borrowing lead to high interest rates? Unit 9: Financial analysis and corporate finance 228 ……………………………………………………………………………………………… Exercise 2. Read the passage and answer the questions. Debt financing is classified as short term or long term. Short term debt issues must be repaid within three to five years. Loans obtained from commercial banks are a common form of short - term debt. Bank lines of credit allow a firm to borrow up to a specified maximum but require that the loan balance be zero for one or more months during a year. Banks will also provide 2 – to – 3 year loans, but these are often secured by a claim to inventories or account receivable if they are not paid on time. Factoring and pledging are used by smaller, less stable companies. Factoring is the physical sale of the firm’s receivable due from customers. Pledging is a loan secured by the firm’s receivable due from customers. Because of their increased risk, pledging and factoring bear a larger interest cost to the firm than commercial paper. Comprehension question 1. How is debt financing classified? ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 2. What is a common form of short - term debt? ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 3. What are often secured by a claim to inventories or account receivable if they are not paid on time? ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 4. What is factoring? ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 5. Why do pledging and factoring bear a larger interest cost to the firm than commercial paper? ……………………………………………………………………………………………… Exercise 3. Change these sentences into the future with will. Example: I can play tennis. (tomorrow) I’ll be able to play tennis tomorrow. 1. I have to wear a uniform. (at the weekend) …………………………………………………………………………………………… 2. I can’t tell you. (tomorrow) ……………………………………………………………………………………………
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