In this article we will discuss about the risk and return faced while financial planning of a company. Costing and Risk: The word 'costing' relates to the ascertainment of cost of capital from different sources like equity capital, preference capital, debentures, long-term loans etc. The most crucial decision of any company is involved in the formulation of its appropriate capital [...]
The over and under capitalisation situations of a company can also be ascertained by comparing the book value and real value of equity shares of the company. The book value of equity shares is calculated on the basis of net assets available for equity shareholders. It can be computed by dividing the net assets available for equity shareholders with the [...]
This article will help you to differentiate between Over-Capitalisation and Under-Capitalisation. 1. Over-capitalisation involves a great-strain on the financial resources of a company whereas under-capitalisation implies high rate of earnings on its shares. 2. The remedial procedure of over-capitalisation is more difficult and expensive as compared to the remedial procedure of under-capitalisation. 3. Under-capitalisation accelerates cut-throat competition amongst companies; results [...]