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HA1022 Principles of Financial Management Group Assignment


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FACULTY OF
HIGHER EDUCATION


Assessment Details and Submission Guidelines

Trimester T2 2020
Unit Code HA1022
Unit Title Principles of Financial Management
Assessment Type Group Assignment
Assessment Title Research on the Australian Financial Market
Purpose of the
assessment (with ULO
Mapping)
To complete this assessment, students are required to:
1. Explain the institutional framework of the Australian financial system.
2. Discuss the financial instruments available from their chosen company.
their uses and apply the financial concepts to their chosen company.
3. Perform financial ratio calculations and analysis.
4. Assess the relationships between financial institutions that make up their
chosen industry.

Weight 40% of the total assessments
Total Marks 40
Word limit 3,000 words (Maximum)
Due Date Week 10 - Friday 25th, September, 2020 at 5pm
Submission
Guidelines
• All work must be submitted on Blackboard by the due date along with a completed
Assignment Cover Page.
• The assignment must be in MS Word format, no spacing, 12-pt Arial font and 2cm
margins on all four sides of your page with appropriate section headings and page
numbers.
• Use appropriate referencing (in-text citation and reference lists)
Reference sources must be cited in the text of the report and listed appropriately at
the end in a reference list using Harvard referencing style.
• Submitted work should be your original work showing your creativity. Please ensure
the self-check for similarity to be done before final submission in accordance with
SafeAssign Student Guide in Blackboard. Please note that it can take 48 hours for
the self-check report to be available for your viewing.
• You are required to submit the assignment at Group Assignment Final Submission,
which is under Assessment folder on Blackboard. Always keep an electronic copy
until you have received the final grade for the Unit. Please make sure that you
submit the co
ect file. Any appeal relating to wrong submission after the deadline
will not be considered.


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Assignment Specifications
Assignment Tasks
The assignment task is a written report and analysis of your chosen financial institution and the
financial environment. You will be required to apply the financial concepts you have learned in
class to your chosen industry and company.

In groups of 3-4, students should first choose one ASX listed company to undertake financial ratio,
market and competitor analysis. Finally, identify the regulator of the industry and your chosen ASX
Listed Company and the recent actions (within the last 3 years) that they have taken to control ethical
ehaviour in the industry.

Note that groups cannot have the same ASX Listed Company. The first-come, first-served rule will
apply.

Assignment Structure should be as the following:
Requirement/s and Guide Questions
1 Industry Description (4 marks, up to 400 words)
a) Discuss the size of the industry and the level of competition.
) Identify the regulato
s of the industry. Comment on the extent of the regulator’s
power to ensure compliance within the industry.
2 Company Description (6 marks, up to 600 words)
a) What is/are the main source of business (the main source of revenue)?
) What is the ownership structure of your company?
3 Financial Instrument Analysis (6 marks, up to 600 words)
a) Secure a copy of the 2019 or 2020 Balance Sheet and Income Statements of your
chosen firm and attach it as an exhibit or table in your appendix.
) What are the financial instruments that your firm deals in? Check Assets, Liabilities
and Equities section. Also read through the Notes to Financial Statements to get a
etter description of the financial instruments.
c) Evaluate the cash or liquidity situation of the company and provide your opinion
ased on the liquidity ratios.
4 Financial Structure Analysis (10 marks, up to 1000 words)
Suppose your chosen company requires AUD 10 Million to finance a new project and your
finance managers are evaluating whether to bo
ow or issue new shares.
a) Identify 2 key financial ratios that will be important to creditors.
) Identify 2 key financial ratios that will be important to shareholders.
c) Calculate the 4 financial ratios (above) based on the financial statements you have
attached.
d) Based purely on Financial Ratios, recommend whether it is better for the company to
o
ow the AUD 10 Million or issue AUD 10 Million new shares.
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5 Financial Market Analysis (8 marks, up to 600 words)
a) Conduct further research on your chosen company and explain the governance
environment of the company. Has it been involved in any unethical practices in the
past? How did the regulators and investors react? What co
ective actions were taken
y the company? If there has been no reported incidence of unethical behaviour,
comment on your chosen company’s strategies that ensure compliance with the law.
6 Findings, Conclusion and Recommendations (4 marks, up to 400 words)
Based on a summary of your findings, conclude whether the financial market for your chosen
industry is healthy.
7 Presentation of Paper (including Assignment Cover Page and Reference List) – 2 marks and
not included in word count

Marking Criteria Weighting
Industry Description 4
Company Description 6
Financial Instrument Analysis 6
Financial Structure Analysis 10
Financial Market Analysis 8
Findings, Conclusion and Recommendations 4
Presentation of Paper (including references) 2
TOTAL Weight 40

Academic Integrity
Holmes Institute is committed to ensuring and upholding Academic Integrity, as Academic Integrity
is integral to maintaining academic quality and the reputation of Holmes’ graduates. Accordingly, all
assessment tasks need to comply with academic integrity guidelines. Table 1 identifies the six
categories of Academic Integrity
eaches. If you have any questions about Academic Integrity issues
elated to your assessment tasks, please consult your lecturer or tutor for relevant referencing
guidelines and support resources. Many of these resources can also be found through the Study Sills
link on Blackboard.

Academic Integrity
eaches are a serious offence punishable by penalties that may range from
deduction of marks, failure of the assessment task or unit involved, suspension of course enrolment,
or cancellation of course enrolment.










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Table 1: Six Categories of Academic Integrity Breaches

Plagiarism Reproducing the work of someone else without attribution.
When a student submits their own work on multiple occasions
this is known as self-plagiarism.
Collusion Working with one or more other individuals to complete an
assignment, in a way that is not authorised.
Copying Reproducing and submitting the work of another student,
with or without their knowledge. If a student fails to take
easonable precautions to prevent their own original work
from being copied, this may also be considered an offence.
Impersonation Falsely presenting oneself, or engaging someone else to
present as oneself, in an in-person examination.
Contract cheating Contracting a third party to complete an assessment task,
generally in exchange for money or other manner of
payment.
Data fa
ication and
falsification
Manipulating or inventing data with the intent of supporting
false conclusions, including manipulating images.
Source: INQAAHE, 2020


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HA1022 Principles of Financial Management Group Assignment
Marking Ru
ic
Excellent
(85% - full marks given)
Very Good (80%) Good (65%) Satisfactory (50%) Unsatisfactory (0%)
Industry
Description (4%)

Identification of the players
within the industry, the level of
competition, the regulators of
the industry and how they
interact with each other.
Identification of the players
within the industry, the level of
competition, and the regulators
of the industry.
Identification of the
players within the industry
and the level of
competition.
Identification of the players
within the industry.
No introduction or description
of the industry.
Company
Description
(6%)


Identified an ASX Listed
Company within the chosen
industry with clarity and
elevance and have included all
3 of the requirements of the
section and linked them with
the company’s mission, vision
and goals.
Identified an ASX Listed
Company within the chosen
industry with some clarity and
elevance and have included all
3 of the requirements of the
section.
Identified an ASX Listed
Company within the
chosen industry with some
clarity and relevance and
have included at least 2 of
the requirements of the
section.
Identified an ASX Listed
Company within the chosen
industry with some clarity and
elevance and have included at
least 1 of the requirements of
the section.
No introduction or description
of the ASX Listed Company
included in the report.

Inappropriate choice of
organisation. Not in the
approved list nor in the
co
ect industry.


Financial
Instrument
Analysis (6%)
Balance Sheet and Income
Statement attached in
appendices and at least 2
financial instruments have
een identified and analysed
co
ectly. Check for any OBS
usiness has been done and
commented on. Risk
etween Balance Sheet and
OBS business in terms of
volume has been analysed.
Balance Sheet and Income
Statement attached in
appendices
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Topic: Principles of Financial Management
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Contents
Industry Description    2
Bank Description    4
Introduction    4
Ownership Structure    4
Bank’s Role within the Financial System    4
Source of funds:    4
Financial Instrument Analysis    5
Financial Instruments    5
Off-Balance sheet    7
Financial Ratio Analysis    8
Part A (a & b)    8
Part A: (c)    10
Part B (b)    11
Part B (c)    11
Financial Market Analysis    12
Financial Players    12
Government Intervention    12
Unethical Practices    13
Conclusion    13
Recommendation    14
References    15
Industry Description
Size of Industry
The Australia or New Zealand Banking Group Ltd, generally called ANZ, is an Australian multinational banking as well as financial services business headquartered in Australia, Melbourne. It’s the second biggest bank by assets or third leading bank by market capitalisation in Australia. ANZ was established on 1 October 1951, when Bank of Australasia merged with Union Bank of Australia Limited. It’s the big four Australian banks, with the National Australia Bank, Commonwealth Bank, and Westpac.
Regulators
Regulators are organizations that regularly supervise the industry or any bank's operations. In every bank, the government plays a very important role in becoming an industry regulator (ANZ, 2020). The following are the main roles of regulators in corporate governance. The regulator will consider all decisions made by the bank and the country’s industry, regardless of whether the decisions are fair or biased. In addition, regardless of whether a transparent policy has been formulated, industry regulators will also pay attention to industry and bank policies. In addition, regulators also play a role in auctions to set deadlines and conditions for auctions, and to confirm whether the auction companies conduct transactions in a transparent and fair manner.
Industry Group
ANZ together with its subsidiaries has workforce of 51,000 workers as well as serves approximately 9 million clients worldwide (ANZ, 2020). In Australia, the bank serves about 6 million consumers at over 560
anches.
Bank Description
Introduction
ANZ has proud heritage of around 180 years.
We work in 34 markets around the world, with representatives in Australia, Asia, New Zealand, Pacific, America, Europe, or Middle East. ANZ Bank is one of the top four Australian banks, the biggest banking team in New Zealand moreover the Pacific region, and one of the top 50 banks in world. ANZ's world headquarters is located in Melbourne (Elliott, 2019). It primary opened in Sydney in 1835 and opened as the Australasia Bank in Melbourne in 1838. ANZ history involves a lot of different banks.
Ownership Structure
The ownership structure of any bank is voted to explain the distribution of equity, and the owner of the bank’s equity can also be determined (Bloch and Wills-Johnson, 2011). Mr. Gonski begins his career as lawyer with He
ert Smith Freehills, then co-founded an investment bank or is now most well known business leader moreover business director one. He has bank skill in Australia or globally, or has participated in various organizations in the education and government sector (Elliott, 2019). He is a biggest philanthropist or has played a strong leadership role in the community, especially in education in Australia. Shayne has more than 30 years of experience in all aspects of the Australian and overseas banking business. Shayne joined ANZ Bank in June 2009 as the Chief Executive Officer and was hired CFO in 2012. Prior to join ANZ, Shayne also held senior manager place at EFG Hermes, the biggest investment bank in Middle East, including COO.
Bank’s Role within the Financial System
Australia’s business accounts for the biggest part of ANZ Banking business, with retail and commercial banking business dominating. ANZ Bank is the biggest bank in NZ. The legal entity was called ANZ National Bank Limited in 2003 and was renamed ANZ Bank New Zealand Ltd in 2012 (Infront Analytics, 2020). From 2003 to 2012, it runs two
ands in New Zealand: ANZ Bank and Bank of New Zealand.
Source of funds:
It refers to the financial resources provided to the business. Most of these financial resources are provided to business in the form of money. The bank relies in part on the source of funding. Sources of funds include credit, the credit received by the bank is regarded as a liability of the bank and the bank pays interest on its credit (Krylov, 2016). In addition, the source of funds also includes venture capital.
Financial Instrument Analysis
Financial Instruments
It refers to a cu
ency contract between a bank and another party. In this contract, one party’s financial assets increase, while the other party’s liabilities increase relative to the other party’s liabilities.
Below is the financial position of the bank.
Following are the financial instrument in which the ANZ is dealing with.
Treasury Stock:
In the 2018 balance sheet, the bank's capital shows inventory at 8706000. This means that the bank has issued treasury stocks. Because of this treasury stock, the bank's capital has increased, and the other party's liabilities have increased, and the treasury stock has been purchased (MarketWatch, 2020).
Long Term Debt:
In the 2018 balance sheet, the bank’s debtor showed long-term debt of 810,914,000. This means that the bank has purchased a financial instrument (PRASANNA CHANDRA., 2011). Because of this instrument, the responsible party of the bank has shown a long-term debt, which will be repaid by the bank at an agreed time in the future.
Off-Balance sheet
It refers to any liability assets that are not shown on the balance sheet of bank. Off the bank’s balance sheet, assets and liabilities may include the following: Research and development, joint ventures with any other business, and partnerships for off-balance sheet items may include operating leases (simplywall, 2018). In the case of ANZ, there is no off-balance sheet project, which means that the bank does not have any R&D...
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