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BBCF_Terminology_8

Section 8: Financial Case

TermDefinition
Affordability An assessment of whether the proposals can be paid for in terms of cash flows and resource costs
Funding requirement The amount, timing and reason for (net) expenditure for an initiative.
Financial model A model used to predict the financial performance of an initiative based on known relationships and using (stated) assumptions (e.g. volume growth, inflation, resource costs).
Budget statement An estimate of revenues and expenses to whixh an initiative will give rise for a specified period or periods.
Cash flow statement A financial statement that summarises the amount of cash and cash equivalents entering and leaving the organisation as a result of investing in an initiative.
Funding statement A financial statement that identifies which resource holders (budgetary entities) will commit resources to an initiative; including the level and timing of resource provision.
Capital charge The cost of capital multiplied by the amount of invested capital, i.e. the price that must be paid to have the use of capital.
Working capital The capital of a business which is used in its day-to-day trading operations, calculated as the current assets minus the current liabilities.
Working capital ratio The ratio of a business's current assets to its current liabilities.
Return on capital employed ROCE. The ratio of earnings before interest and taxation to capital employed.
ROCE Return on capital employed. The ratio of earnings before interest and taxation to capital employed.
Return on capital invested. For an investment opportunity, (i.e. an initiative) Return on capital invested is the expected earnings minus the opportunity cost minus the capital invested.
Payback period The length of time required for an initiative to recover its initial outlay in terms of profits or savings.
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