Lease Finance

Leasing is a contract between one party called lessor (owner of asset) and another called lessee where the lessee is given the right to use the asset (without legal ownership) and undertakes to pay the lessor periodic lease rental charges Read More …

Advantages of using ordinary share capital in financing.

1. They facilitate projects especially long-term projects because they are permanent.. 2. Its cost is not a legal obligation. 3. It lowers gearing level – reduces chances of receivership/liquidation. 4. Used with flexibility – without preconditions. 5. Such finances boost Read More …

Loan finance

This is a common type of debt and is available in different terms usually short term. Medium term loans vary from 2 – 5 years. Long-term loans vary from 6 years and above The terms are relative and depend on Read More …

SOURCES OF FINANCE

Sources of finance can be divided into two Short term sources They are refundable after a long period of time i.e. after 3 years They include commercial paper, bank overdraft, loans, promissory notes, treasury bills, bills of exchange letters of Read More …

Corporate Governance

It is a new discipline of management which evolved in the last quarter of the 20th century. Though relatively new in the management circle, the issue of corporate governance is one of the leading issues in leadership and management. Corporate Read More …

Agency Theory

An agency relationship is created when one party (principal) appoints another party (agent) to act on their (principals) behalf. The principal delegates decision making authority to the agent. In a firm agency relationship exists between; 1 Shareholders and management 2 Read More …

General Objectives/Goals of an Organisation

1. Profit maximization – This is a traditional and a cardinal objective of a business. This is so for the following reasons: • To earn acceptable returns to its owners. (i.e. Must not be less than bank rates + inflation Read More …