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Bloque: Dirección Financiera

Módulo 2: Finanzas
Tec de Monterrey
Carlos García
carlos.gc@tec.mx
Índices de solvencia y eficiencia
Mide el grado en el que una
empresa está utilizando su capital
Solvencia para financiar el negocio a largo ● Razón de Endeudamiento = Total de Pasivos / Total de Activos
plazo.

¿Cómo mejorarlos? ● Razón de Apalancamiento = Total de Pasivos / Capital Total

● Vender activos para repagar deudas


● Levantar capital (emitir acciones)
● Mantener altas las utilidades retenidas
● Rotación de Inventarios = Costo de Ventas / Inventario Promedio
○ PPV = 360 días / Rotación de Inventarios
Mide que tan eficiente está siendo
Eficiencia el capital de trabajo de una ● Rotación de cuentas por cobrar (CxC) = Ventas a Crédito /
empresa. Cuentas por cobrar promedio
○ PPC = 360 días / Rotación de CxC
¿Cómo mejorarlos?
● Reducir inventarios o introducir sistema JIT ● Rotación de cuentas por pagar (CxP) = Costo de Ventas /
● Vender solamente en efectivo (no credito) Cuentas por pagar promedio
● Negociar con proveedores para pagar después ○ PPP = 360 días / Rotación de CxP
What’s your relationship
with money?
Financial Management

Maximize investment return:


1 ● Total Assets
● Equity or Shares Value
Every company should
keep in mind this 3
2 Maximize the company’s value
concepts in their
administration
Maintaining liquidity: the ability to rapidly take
3 care with the liabilities (resources, payroll, etc.)
Financial Management

Asset Management: the amount/quantity


1 required to invest in order to generate sales
Decisions related to
financial management
may be divided in two: Liabilities administration: the way to obtain the
2 necessary funds to provide financing to the assets

Short term: Working Capital


Long term: Financing
Financial Management

Short-term Liabilities
Net Working Capital Current Assets
(Current Liabilities)

● It means the efficient


Cash ($$$)
management of the
current assets and
short-term liabilities
Clients Suppliers
(Accounts Receivable) (Accounts Payable)
● It represents the
financial cycle in the
short-term for the
Sales
company
Financial Management
Examples to understand the Net Working Capital

● The company ABC Retailer has $5,400 USD in current assets and $4,800 USD in short term
liabilities

● NWC = $5,400 - $4,800 = $600 USD

● This means the company can cover its liabilities in the short term

● The company Forex Accounting has $3,000 USD in current assets and $3,250 USD in short term
liabilities

● NWC = $3,000 - $3,250 = -$250 USD

● This means Forex Accounting can NO cover its liabilities in the short term
Working Capital
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