Investment involves committing funds to assets for a period of time to receive future returns. There are two main types of investment: short term and long term. Short term investment decisions involve investing working capital surpluses in low-risk assets for a short time period. Long term investments are commitments of funds to new projects or assets for longer periods aimed at generating income or reducing costs. The key is balancing investment risk and return over the time period.
Investment involves committing funds to assets for a period of time to receive future returns. There are two main types of investment: short term and long term. Short term investment decisions involve investing working capital surpluses in low-risk assets for a short time period. Long term investments are commitments of funds to new projects or assets for longer periods aimed at generating income or reducing costs. The key is balancing investment risk and return over the time period.
Investment involves committing funds to assets for a period of time to receive future returns. There are two main types of investment: short term and long term. Short term investment decisions involve investing working capital surpluses in low-risk assets for a short time period. Long term investments are commitments of funds to new projects or assets for longer periods aimed at generating income or reducing costs. The key is balancing investment risk and return over the time period.
Investment Investment is uses of fund/ capital to obtain future return. Investment Decision
- is a commitment of funds to assets
for a particular period with an anticipation of receiving larger cashflow in the future. Funds Cash Equity Loans Assets FinancialAssets Real Assets A Particular Period • Investment Period • Holding Period Investment Criteria Risk Return Types of Investment 1. Short Term Investment 2. Long Term Investment Short Term Investment Decision Investment of working capital Surplus Working capital surplus depends
on working capital investment
policy Working Capital Investment Policy Moderate WC investment Policy Aggressive WC investment Policy Standard Norm : 2:1 (Current Standard Norm 1:1 (Current Ratio) Ratio) I II III I II III CA 7k 10k 12k 4k 5k 6k CL 5k 5k 5k 5k 5k 5k WC S/D (3k) 0 2k (1k) 0 1k Financing needed Short term investment Financing S.T Investment What will happen if Working capital surplus is not invested?
Opportunity cost will be high
Profit will be low It will not remain surplus. It will be used in unproductive sector. Where to invest surplus WC? It depends on - The amount of Surplus - How long it remains as surplus What do you mean by Short Term Investment Maximum Return Minimum Risk What do you mean by long term investment? -Investment in a new project -Investment on purchase of fixed assets. Investment in BMRE for the purposes of