A company cannot function or expand without access to sufficient financial resources. Without money, running a company is very difficult. As a result, it’s not optional to have a firm grasp of how corporate finances function. The stability of an enterprise rests on its financial foundation. Capital is the sum of money and credit available to a company. The acquisition of properties, products, and raw materials, as well as the carrying out of all the other economic operations, necessitates the use of financial resources. Indeed, it is essential for carrying out all economic activities. Business finance refers to the practice of raising and preserving money to satisfy an enterprise’s immediate and long-term financial requirements and goals. The fact that it takes business financing to carry out any commercial function at all demonstrates the centrality of business financing, The money an entrepreneur invests in his or her firm is usually insufficient to cover all of the company’s bills. In this context, the administration of a company’s finances takes on even more significance. As a result, company owners and their staff constantly hunt for new revenue streams to exploit. The goal of a company’s financial planning should be to maximize shareholder value. Realize that maximizing wealth is not the same as maximizing profits. The maximization of wealth is an all-encompassing goal that guarantees a company’s success.
Name of Author | Dr. Bharat Singh Rawat, Ms. Shweta Singh, Ms. Manuha Nagpal, Dr. Sanghmitra Sharma |
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ISBN Number | 978-81-19338-08-5 |
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