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1. The goal of financial management is to generate cash and add value for the
owners. The kinds of activities that financial management deals with the three
types of financial decisions namely, investing, financing, and dividend decisions.
5. Managers work for the needs of the shareholders even though the latter don’t
participate in the decision making and day-to-day activities of the firm. However,
managers might be tempted to operate in a way that it would benefit them more
than the shareholders. Thus, the system of incentives that monitors and
overcomes the problems within the firm called corporate governance assists to
this problem. Shareholders can give incentives to managers by giving them part
owners of the firm so that their interests are aligned to each other.
7. The goal is to maximize the current value per share of the existing stock or
ownership in a business firm.