The primary goal of the financial management is ____________.

A) to maximize the return B) to minimize the risk C) to maximize the wealth of owners D) to maximize profit

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Correct Answer: Option C

The primary goal of the financial management is to maximize the wealth of owners. All businesses aim to maximize their profits, minimize their expenses and maximize their market share.

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Shahid Fazi 4 years ago

Ajay Masurkar 5 years ago

Sar publication bol rahi he ki maximize profits

Diksha Yadav 6 years ago

I think it should be to maximize the return as they are taking about prime goal

Smirti Bam 7 years ago

Such a well-managed and precisely elaborated content. Thank you for sharing.
Financial Management is one of the areas of finance which deals with the management of all the financial resources of the organization for the smooth functioning of the organization goals. Financial Management has mainly two goals. They are
• Profit maximization and
• Value maximization (Shareholder wealth maximization)
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Goals of Financial Management

Muhammad Fahad 7 years ago

c is right

Raju Prajapat 8 years ago

C is right.

Sumanyu Goyal 8 years ago

The answer should be C "to maximize the wealth of owners" and not profit maximization.

Mhb 077 8 years ago

I THINK ITS SHOULD BE TO MAXIMIZE THE RISK

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