This quiz focuses on key aspects of Financial Management and Corporate Governance, assessing understanding of working capital, liabilities, asset management, mergers, and share exchange ratios. It's designed for learners aiming to enhance their financial acumen and governance skills.
Current asset
Current liability
Fixed asset
Variable asset
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Current asset management
Working capital management
Both a & b
None
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Transfer of assets
Transfer of management
Transfer of control
All of the above
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Target firm
Acquiring firm
Merged firm
None
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Corporate values are important for giving guidance to staff about what the expectations an employer has of them with regard to their behaviour.
Corporate values are made mandatory under the statutory laws, and failure to comply amounts to legal breach.
Corporate values seek to ensure a consistency of conduct across the entire organisation.
Corporate values directly relate to organisation’s risk management strategies and supports reputation and credibility.
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I only
Ii only
I and ii
None of them
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The Court of Appeal
The Supreme Court
The High Court
The Crown Court
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(i) only
(ii) only
(i) and (ii) only
(iii) only
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An effective means of challenging serious wrong-doing
Deterrents to bad practice through punishment and censure
Means of controlling behaviour
Financial compensation only to the affected parties
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Corporate governance of an organisation
Corporate values of an organisation
Social responsibility of an organisation
Corporate policy towards sustainability
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Corporate regulations
Corporate governance
Corporate administration
Corporate compliance
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Damages
A decree of specific performance
An injunction
An action for the price
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Damages
Specific performance
Rescission
Injunction.
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A company cannot use its share capital which must be set aside as a fund for creditors
In general, a company can use its share capital for any reason whatsoever, as long as it ensures that there is sufficient remaining to meet the company’s debts
In general, a company must use its capital for the purposes of the compant and cannot return it to its members
A company cannot use its share capital and may only return it to its members with the permission of the court
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