Task 10. Read the following text paying attention to the bold typed words and phrases. Translate them into Ukrainian.

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 393.

Task 9. Make up three sentences with any three collocations from the previous task.

Task 7. Decide whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE according to the text

1. The key objective of financial management is only to create wealth for the business.

2. In the medium and long term, funding may be needed to invest in equipment and stocks, pay employees and fund sales made on credit.

3. Questions such as: ‘are assets being used efficiently?' are within financial control competence.

4. The key aspects of financial decision-making relate to the security of a business's assets.

5. Financial managers aim to boost the levels of resources at their disposal.

6. Income statements, Profits and Loss, cash flow statements and balance sheet statements are all financial reports.

Task 8. Complete the following collocations from the text:

1. to ______________ risks;

2. to ______________ resources;

3. productive _____________;

4. to ______________ acquisitions;

5. to ______________ finance;

6. _____________ statements;

7. balance sheet _________;

8. ___________ budgeting;

9. ___________ forecasting;

10. gearing _____________.

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Vocabulary activities

The stock market

A company can raise money on the stock market or stock exchange (a marketplace for buying and selling shares) in two different ways. It can issue shares (US stocks), or units of its capital, to institutional investors or the general public. Different types of shares or equities are available, but the most common are known as ordinary or common shares (US common stock). When an investor buys a share, using the services of a specialist company or broker, he or she becomes a shareholder (US stockholder) and owns a part of (or has a stake in) a company. Shareholders can make money by receiving dividends, paid as a proportion of a company's annual profits, and when the value of their shares increases.

A company can also borrow money from investors by issuing bonds, loans for fixed periods with fixed interest rates.

Securities refers to both shares and bonds. Each year billions of shares and bonds are sold or traded on the world's major stock exchangers.