PAPER OF FINANCE MANAGEMENT
By:
1. Devi Eka Sari 73114120
2. Yulia Fiftiyanti 7311412062
3. Siti Waryuni 7311412090
4. Dwi Wahyuningsih 7311412091
5. Adian M.P.N 7311412116
UNIVERSITAS NEGERI SEMARANG
2014
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Praise
and thanks author prayed to God Almighty
who has provided guidance
and grace, also
support from lecturers, parents, and friends, because
it I can finish this paper
with the title "Financial
Management" to fulfill English Business’s task.
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Hopefully, this paper can be useful for friends and the readers.
Semarang,
18th March 2014
The
author
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
Financial management is management
of the financial functions, financial functions that include how to obtain
funding (raising of funds) and how to use these funds (allocation of funds).
The development of financial
management is strongly influenced by many factors including: the factors of
monetary development policy, tax policy factors, factors of economic
conditions, factors of social conditions, political conditions and factors
Monetary policy-related interest
rates and inflation, the impact of inflation on financial management, among
others:
1. Accounting
issues
2.
Difficulty planning
3.
Demand for capital
4.
Interest rate
5. Bond prices
declined
Economic conditions also have a
direct impact on financial management, among others:
1. International
competition
2.
International financial
3.
That the exchange rate fluctuates
4.
Mergers, acquisitions, and
restructuring
5. Financial
innovation and financial engineering
CHAPTER II
DISCUSSION
A.
DEFINITION OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
1.
Definition of Financial Management, according to some experts:
·
Liefman :
Financial Management is an attempt to provide the money and use the money to
get or obtain Activa.
·
Suad
Husnan : Financial management is the management of the financial functions.
·
Grestenberg
: bussiness how funds are organized to acquire, how the use them and how the
profts bussiness are distributed.
2. Definition of financial management in general.
Financial management is an activity of planning, budgeting, inspection,
management, control, search and storage of funds owned by the organization or
company.
B.
THE OBJECTIVES AND FUNCTION OF
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
1.
The
purpose of financial management
Objectives of Financial Management is maximize corporate value. So, if
one day the company is sold, then the price can be set as high as possible. A
manager should also be able to suppress the flow circulation of money to avoid
unwanted actions.
2.
Financial
Management Functions
The
function of financial management include:
·
Planning
Make a activities plan income and expenditure as well as other activities
for a certain period.
·
Budgeting
Follow-up of financial planning to make a detailed expenditure and
income.
·
Organizing
By using
company’s funds to maximize it in
various ways.
·
Searching
To find and exploration incoming for the operational activities the
company.
·
Saving
Raise funds to save the company as well as safely.
·
Controlling
Evaluation and improvement of finances and financial systems at the
company.
·
Inspection
To lead internal audit the
financial companies that exist to avoid deviations.
C. THE CYCLE OF
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Process
|
Description
|
Financial
Planning
·
Budgeting
·
Setting targets for monitoring and
evaluation
|
Assessing the current resource position, linking
resources to operational plans and determining a budget-
·
Drawing up a budget which will
guide how money is spent in order to achieve the goals set.
·
Setting targets for revenue and
expenditure.
·
Setting targets for efficiency and
equity.
|
Resource
allocation
|
Allocating resources across sections or divisions
within an organization.
|
In-year
management
Operating, monitoring,
and safeguarding
|
·
Ensuring that funds are spent
according to the financial plan and according to the norms and standards set
by Treasury or Government Regulations and Prescripts.
·
Making sure that there are good
internal measures and monitoring that these are applied.
|
Evaluation:
Reviewing
and reporting
|
·
Linking expenditure to service
outputs and analyzing with respect to equity, efficiency and sustainability.
·
Drawing up an annual report.
·
Identifying key strategic issues for
next annual Strategic/Business Plan.
|
D.
THE PRINCIPLES OF FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT
Financial
management is just not about accounting, but it is an important
part of the management activities. There are 7 Principles of financial management that must be considered:
1.
Consistency
Systems and financial policies of the organization should be consistent
over time . This does not mean that the financial system should not be adjusted in the event of a change in
the organization . Inconsistent approach about financial management is a sign
that the manipulation in financial management .
2.
Accountability
Accountability is the obligation, moral and legal which is attached to an
individual, group or organization. Organizations must be able to explain how he
uses his resources and what he had accomplished as responsibility to
stakeholders.
3.
Transparency
Organization must be open with his work, providing information about his
planning and activities to stakeholders. This include, preparing financial
statements are accurate, complete, and timely and can be easily accessed by can
stakeholders. If the organization is not transparent, it indicates there is
something to hide.
4.
Integrity
To be awake financial expenditure level strategic and operational
organization must be aligned / adjusted with the funds received . Or survival
(viability) is a measure of the level of security and financial sustainability
of the organization .
In operational implement the activities , the individuals involved must
have good integrity. In addition, reports and financial records must be
maintained integrity through completeness and accuracy of financial records.
5.
Organizing
Organizations must be able to properly manage the funds that have been
obtained and ensure that the funds are used to achieve the goals set .
6.
Accounting
standarts
Accounting and financial system to use organization must be comply with
the principles and generally accepted accounting standards .
CHAPTER III
CONCLUSION
Financial
management is an activity of planning, budgeting, inspection, organizing,
controlling, searching and saving of funds held by organizations or companies
to obtain capital resources and use the lowest possible effective and productive
to make a profit.
In
practice, financial management is an anction to protect financial of the
organization / company. So, we must built finance management system to identify
the principles of sound financial management.
REFERENCE
http://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manajemen_keuangan to pick in 18th March 2014
http://blasterlog.blogspot.com/2009/07/7-prinsip-manajemen-keuangan.html to pick in 18th March 2014
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