The lecture Accounting Shenanigans on the Cash Flow Statement by Edu Pristine is from the course Archiv - Financial Reporting and Analysis. It contains the following chapters:
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... the ways to manipulate the cash ...
... Financing of Payables "Stretching out ...
... "Securitization of Receivables". Stock Buybacks to offset ...
... Which of the following is a method of increasing operating cash flow? A. Securitizing accounts receivable. B. Borrowing with account receivables ...
... increases financing cash flow. Taking short term loan from financial institutions to pay account receivables increases financing cash flow and at the same time reduction in accounts payable reduces operating cash ...
... When the account receivables are securitised, the cash inflow is most likely reported as: A. Cash flow from operating ...
... of cash is reported as an operating activity in the cash flow statement because the transaction is reported as ...
... the balance sheet of a company? A. Increasing the debt/equity ratio. B. Reducing the value of ...
... as loan backed by receivables and hence will increase the total debt equity ratio of the ...
... impact of this on operating cash flow (OCF)? A. OCF will decrease ...
... payable increases outstanding amount of accounts payable which cause operating cash flow ...
... FCF. A. OCF will increase and Financing cash flows (FCF) will increase. B. OCF will decrease ...
... Cash inflow is reported as operating activities. B. Cash inflow is reported as financing activities. C. Gains or loss from such process is reported as financing activities. ...
... operating activities including any gains / ...
... are exercised and stocks are bought back out of such proceeds. A. Report the net cash outflow from ...
... operating activities to know the true ...