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Determination of Cash Flow: 7 Methods | Firm | Financial Management

The following points highlight the seven main methods used in determination of cash flow from business activities of a firm. The methods are: 1. Payback Period Method 2. Accounting Rate of Return Method 3. Net Present Value Method 4. Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Method 5. Profitability Index (PI) Method 6. Discounted Payback Period Method 7. Terminal Value Method. 1. [...]

By |2017-07-07T16:21:43+05:30July 7, 2017|Cash Flow|Comments Off on Determination of Cash Flow: 7 Methods | Firm | Financial Management

How to Calculate Standard Deviation and Coefficient of Variation? | Capital Budgeting

The following article will guide you to learn about how to calculate standard deviation and coefficient of variation. Standard deviation is a statistical technique used in capital budgeting decisions to determine the variation or deviation from the mean of cash flows of the project. The project with lesser standard deviation in cash flows carries less risk and uncertainty. Risk is [...]

By |2023-01-30T18:30:17+05:30July 7, 2017|Capital Budgeting|Comments Off on How to Calculate Standard Deviation and Coefficient of Variation? | Capital Budgeting

What is Stock Split? | Capital | Company | Financial Management

A stock split is the division of a share into two or more parts. Stock split adds no value but increases the number of shares in the ratio of the split. By splitting of shares the capital of the company does not increase, but the capital is only redistributed by increased number of shares. A stock split is a decision [...]

By |2017-07-07T16:21:40+05:30July 7, 2017|Stock|Comments Off on What is Stock Split? | Capital | Company | Financial Management
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