What are the pros and cons of investing into the following assets? Make comparison. a. A unit trust b. A closed-end fund? c. A stock of a company

Q: What is the bank's return on assets (ROA)? Write your answer as a percent rate.

A: Financial ratios are those which provide a summary of the accounts of a company and helps an…

Q: (a. investment banking   b. insurance firms  c. commercial banking d. mutual fund  e. pension fund)…

A: The correct answer is commercial banking as banks are the transformer of short term liabilities to…

Q: The essential role of ____________  is to bring together the net users of funds and the net savers…

A: Markets can be of primary markets as well as secondary markets

Q: Which ratio indicates the proportion of assets financed out of shareholders’ funds? (A) Debt equity…

A: Introduction: Any person, organization, or institution that owns stock in a company is a…

Q: What are the different risks associated in the accounting of investments?

A: Answer: There is always risk while auditing and accounting.

Q: What is meant by statement of net position of proprietary funds?

A: Proprietary funds:   They are funds used in governmental accounting to record the activities that…

Q: Perform an analysis of the effect of investment funds on share ownership of business owners and…

A: The investment funds are institutions and groups of investors that provide the funds for the…

Q: Identify some investment objectives. Discuss the role that investing plays or could play in a…

A: Investing is purchasing assets with the expectation of a higher rate of return in the near future.…

Q: Describe the methods used for analyzing the capital investments of organizations.

A: Capital investment analysis: Capital investment analysis is the process of decision making, planning…

Q: Explain the Principle of Investing in Financial Assets?

A: Securities are the financial assets that are traded in the financial or secondary or securities…

Q: Which of the following represent sources of funds to a firm: A. Creditors B. Investors C. Profitable…

A: Sources of fund refers to the source that provides the funds or supplies to the business to carry on…

Q: If a company has asset classes that include short-term and long-term investments, what criteria…

A: Cash Equivalents The short term investments that can be easily converted into cash in the business…

Q: compare financial assets and marketable investments

A: A financial asset is a monetary asset with a statutory right or possession assertion as its source…

Q: Where can authoritative IFRS be found related to investments?

A: International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS):   International Financial Reporting Standards is…

Q: Mutual funds ____ realized capital gains and income (e.g., dividends received). * Reinvest…

A: Mutual fund is an investment opportunity which pools money from various investors. These funds are…

Q: The earnings a fund pays to shareholders from its dividend and interest income are called: capital…

A: DIVIDENDS ARE RETURNS DISTRIBUTED TO SHAREHOLDERS FROM THE COMPANIES EARNINGS OR PROFIT .

Q: Define investing activities.

A: Statement of cash flows: This statement reports all the cash transactions which are responsible for…

Q: Capital gearing ratio indicates the relationship between A. assets and capital B. loans and…

A: Capital gearing ratio: Capital gearing ratio refers to the tool to analyze the capital structure of…

Q: Define Noncash Investing and Financing Activities.

A: Statement of cash flows:   It is one of the financial statement that shows the cash and cash…

Q: Identify transactions that represent noncash investing and financing activities.

A: Non-cash Investing and Financing Activities:   These types of activities occur for a firm without…

Q: Define each of the following terms:a. Capital structure; business risk; financial risk

A: Introduction: While selecting a capital structure main motive of the company is shareholders wealth…

Q: fundament

A: Answer The fundamental accounting equation, conjointly known as the record equation, represents the…

Q: Describe the Principle of Investing in Financial Assets?

A: The financial assets are those assets which are not having a physical existence like stocks, fixed…

Q: What are noncash investing and financing activities?Give one example.

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Q: If a company has asset classes that include short-term and long-term investments, what criteria…

A: Step 1 As per US GAAP, the proper classification should be required in the financial statements for…

Q: What is the best explanation for the recent increase in assets held by mutual funds and other…

A: Mutual fund Asset  It is the type of financial vehicle that is made up of the pool of money that is…

Q: . Given the choices from time deposits, corporate bonds and stock, where will you invest your…

A: Before doing investment in a project, investment class is analyzed for profitability and degree of…

Q: Capital structure refers to how the firm finances its operations and growth through a combination of…

A: Security: It can be defined as a financial instrument that is used for raising or investing funds by…

Q: Determining the source of finance comes under ____________________function. a. Investment Decision…

A: Liquidity management helps in estimating the revenue and costs in operating activities. Thus…

Q: Capital budgeting techniques comes under which function of financial manager a. Tax Management b.…

A: Capital budgeting means where large and long term investment has to be made in project .

Q: xplain the classification of SHORT-TERM INVESTMENTS in the corporate balance sheets while…

A: Short Term Investment: Short term investments are temporary investments. The investments are those…

Q: What are the classifications of investments in the statement of financial position?

A: Investment can be defined as the asset that is purchased in the hope of earning some income or…

Q: What is meant by fund accounting?

A: Fund accounting is a accounting method used by non profits entities or government organisations…

Q: A primary strength of the net present value method for analyzing investments is that it accounts for…

A: Net present value method means where the cash inflow has been discounted at given rate of interest…