Answer / rajesh sunchu

procurement of funds and their effective utilizition in the
business is called Finance

Answer / rajesh

finance is a managerial activity which is concerned with
planning and controlling the firm financial resources is
called finance

Answer / hpotter1987

Finance is the blood of any organisation. without finance
any organisation cannot establish ,expand and modernise
itself. finance is the backbone for the projects taking
place and going to take place. finance can be raised
personally by an entrepreneur and can take interest paid or
mortgage loans.

Answer / mahesh

finance is a piller of organization bez without finance we
can't do anything and single person can't measure without
finance like industries,small scale....etc., even housewife
also can not do....

Answer / muhammad ashfaq

Finance is the purchasing power of an Organisation.

Answer / krishnaveni.b

Finance is the backbone of organization.

Answer / vikram

FINANCE MEANS PROCUREMENT OF FUNDS AND EFFECTIVE
UTILIZATION OF THOSE FUNDS.
PROCUREMENT:
1)ISSUE OF SHARES
2)DEBENTURES
3)LOANS
4)SALE OF ASSETS etc.

UTILIZATION:
1)PURCHASE OF ASSETS
2)ACQUISITIONS
3)WORKING CAPITAL etc.

finance means funds utilized for the running of the
business.It is in the form of working capital and other
running expenses.

Answer / shikha garg

Finance is something that helps in running the business
activities.Finance helps in implementing the plans and
ideas which is necessary to make more money and take the
business to further stage.

Answer / vinay & ibbu

Finance is the Major Department of an Organization. If any
company or firm wants to take a dicision it has to approved
by Finance manager.

Answer / jyoti.s.k

Finance studies and addresses the ways in which individuals,
businesses, and organizations raise, allocate, and use
monetary resources over time, taking into account the risks
entailed in their projects. .

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