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Financial Planning and Management — Concept Maps

NIOS · Class 12 · Business Studies

3 concept maps of Financial Planning and Management for NIOS Class 12 Business Studies, each also written out as a text outline.

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A diagram illustrating the two main components of capital structure: Owners' Funds (equity share capital, preference share capital, reserves & surpluses) and Borrowed Funds (debentures, loans, public
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3 Concept Maps

Financial Planning and Management - Complete Overview

Financial Planning and Management - Complete Overview

The map in words

  • Financial Planning and Management
    • Financial Decisions
      • Investment Decision
        • Capital Budgeting
        • Working Capital
        • Fixed Assets
        • Current Assets
      • Financing Decision
        • Sources of Funds
          • Equity Shares
          • Debentures
          • Term Loans
          • Retained Earnings
        • Capital Structure
        • Optimal Mix
      • Dividend Decision
        • Cash Dividends
        • Stock Dividends
        • Stock Repurchase
        • Retention Ratio
    • Objectives
      • Wealth Maximization
        • EPS Growth
        • Share Value
        • Time Value
        • Risk Consideration
      • Value Maximization
    • Financial Planning
      • Essentials
        • Simplicity
        • Flexibility
        • Long-term View
        • Optimal Use
        • Liquidity
        • Minimum Cost
    • Capital Structure
      • Equity Capital
        • Retained Earnings
        • Contributed Capital
      • Debt Capital
        • Debentures
        • Loans
      • Determinants
        • Cash Flow
        • ROI
        • Tax Rate
        • Risk
        • Floatation Cost
    • Leverage
      • Operating Leverage
        • Fixed Costs
        • Business Risk
      • Financial Leverage
        • Debt Usage
        • Financial Risk
      • Combined Leverage
        • Total Risk
    • Fixed Capital
      • Sources
      • Determinants
      • Estimation
    • Working Capital
      • Concept
        • Permanent
        • Variable
      • Estimation
        • Operating Cycle
      • Determinants

Financial Management - Complete Overview

Financial Management - Complete Overview

The map in words

  • Financial Management
    • Three Key Decisions
      • Investment Decision
        • Capital Budgeting
        • Working Capital
      • Financing Decision
        • Debt or Equity Mix
        • Cost of Capital
      • Dividend Decision
        • Cash Dividend
        • Bonus Shares
        • Stock Repurchase
    • Objectives
      • Profit Maximisation
        • Limitation Vague
        • Ignores Risk
        • Ignores Timing
      • Wealth Maximisation
        • Considers Time Value
        • Considers Risk
        • Maximises Share Price
    • Capital Structure
      • Equity Capital
        • Share Capital
        • Retained Earnings
      • Debt Capital
        • Debentures
        • Term Loans
      • Determinants
        • Tax Rate
        • ROI
        • Risk
        • Flexibility
    • Leverage
      • Operating Leverage
        • Contribution over EBIT
        • Business Risk
      • Financial Leverage
        • EBIT over EBT
        • Financial Risk
      • Combined Leverage
        • OL multiplied by FL
    • Fixed Capital
      • Long Term Assets
      • Sources
      • Determinants
    • Working Capital
      • Gross WC
      • Net WC
      • Permanent WC
      • Variable WC

Financial Management Overview - Three Main Decisions

Financial Management Overview - Three Main Decisions

The map in words

  • Financial Management
    • Investment Decision
      • Capital Budgeting
        • Fixed Assets
        • Long-term
      • Working Capital
        • Current Assets
        • Short-term
      • Portfolio Investment
      • Merger & Takeover
    • Financing Decision
      • Cost of Capital
        • Equity Cost
        • Debt Cost
        • Preference Cost
      • Timing of Raising Funds
      • Capital Structure
        • Debt Mix
        • Equity Mix
      • Sources
        • Shares
        • Debentures
        • Bank Loans
    • Dividend Decision
      • Distribution Policy
        • Cash Dividend
        • Bonus Shares
        • Buyback
      • Retention Policy
      • Growth vs Income
      • Shareholder Returns

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the important topics in Financial Planning and Management for NIOS Class 12 Business Studies?
Key topics in Financial Planning and Management include 1 Meaning and Types of Financial Management, 2 Objectives of Financial Management, 3 Financial Planning, 4 Capital Structure Concept and Determinants. Study these first, then practise questions on each for the NIOS Class 12 board exam.
What do the concept maps for Financial Planning and Management show?
The 3 maps show how the ideas in Financial Planning and Management connect: Financial Planning and Management - Complete Overview; Financial Management - Complete Overview. Each map is also written out as an outline on this page.
How should I revise Financial Planning and Management for the NIOS Class 12 board exam?
Learn the core ideas first, then work through the 45 practice questions on Financial Planning and Management. Revise definitions regularly and use flashcards for quick recall before the exam.

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