Corporate Finance Funding
Corporate Finance Funding
AARMS Corporate Finance Funding a brand of BFC deals with the capital structure of a corporation, including its funding and the actions that management takes to increase the value of the company.
Our Corporate Finance also includes the tools and analysis utilized to prioritize and distribute financial resources. Our Corporate Finance is also concerned with maximizing shareholder value through long- and short-term financial planning and implementing various strategies. there are four elements within corporate finance that everyone should be mindful of when doing any type of analysis. These four elements are operating flows, invested capital, cost of capital, and return on invested capital.
The ultimate purpose of our Corporate Finance Funding is to maximize the value of a business through planning and implementation of resources while balancing risk and profitability.
AARMS Corporate Finance Funding includes the following :-
• Capital Budgeting -- cash in flows and cash out flows
• Capital Structuring -- mix of various funds e.g equity and debt
• Finance Planning -- analysing financial situation of a business
• Working Capital Management -- efficient use of a company's resources
• Corporate Governance -- mechanisms, processes, practices
• Risk Management -- identifying financial, legal, strategies and risks
• Dividend Policy -- distribution of dividends to its shareholders
AARMS Corporate Finance Funding is a branch of finance that focuses on capital structuring, funding sources, investments.
AARMS - Investments and Capital Budgeting
Our Investment and capital budgeting includes planning where to place the company’s long-term capital assets in order to generate the highest risk-adjusted returns. This mainly consists of deciding whether or not to pursue an investment opportunity, and is accomplished through extensive financial analysis.
By using our financial accounting tools, we identify capital expenditures, estimate cash flows from proposed capital projects, compares planned investments with projected income, and decides which projects to include in the capital budget.
AARMS - Capital Financing
This core activity of AARMS Capital Financing includes decisions on how to optimally finance the capital investments through the business’ equity, debt, or a mix of both. Long-term funding for major capital expenditures or investments may be obtained from selling company stocks or issuing debt securities in the market through investment banks.
Ultimately, it’s the job of our brand to optimize the company’s capital structure by lowering its weighted average cost of capital as much as possible. Balancing the two sources of funding (equity and debt) are closely managed because having too much debt may increase the risk of default in repayment
AARMS - Dividends and Return of Capital
This activity of our brand decides whether to retain a business’s excess earnings for future investments and operational requirements or to distribute the earnings to shareholders in the form of dividends or share buy backs.
Retained earnings that are not distributed back to shareholders may be used to fund a business’ expansion. This can often be the best source of funds, as it does not incur additional debts nor dilute the value of equity by issuing more shares.
