CA Intermediate · Financial Management and Strategic Management · Scope and Objectives of Financial Management
Which of the following is a decision that falls under the finance function of 'financing decision' rather than 'investment decision' or 'dividend decision'?
Deciding the proportion of debt and equity to raise funds is a financing decision, as it concerns the capital structure and sources of finance. Choosing machines or acquiring a unit is an investment decision, and deciding retention is a dividend decision.
- ADeciding the proportion of debt and equity to raise funds for a new plantCorrect
- BChoosing between two machines of different capacity for purchase
- CDeciding the percentage of profit to be retained in the business
- DDeciding whether to acquire a competitor's business unit
Explanation
Financing decision concerns the sources of funds and the capital structure mix of debt and equity. Choosing machines and acquiring a business are investment decisions, while deciding the retained profit proportion is a dividend decision.
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