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FINANCIAL MANAGMNT PRACTICES IN SME SECTOR
PRESENTED BY:
SANA KHAN
FAIZA ISMAIL
MANAHYL ASHFAQ
FATIMA JAFFERI
MUNEEBA NASEER
UMER MALIK
OBJECTIVE
Achieve maximum possible profitincrease in employment levelexpansion of economyImprove savings and reduce lendingExpand economic activities which have direct
impact on exports Technological innovativenessTo generate sustainable community having
small businesses to cater lower class groups.Prevent social conflictsHigher wages of salaried people.
What Are SmesSME – Small and Medium EnterprisesHas significant role in the economy of any nationDue to
Innovation Technological enhancement Economical and environment stability That leads to productivity
Attracting the Capital Investment – The Main Goal of SME
SME – the Driving Force for business & Development
An indispensable part of Economy
Significance of SMES SMEs – Worldwide Significance
especially in developing countries
SMEs contribute to output by participating in the mainstream economy
SMEs – A nursery for larger firms of the future
The SMEs involved in technological development
Government policy, including tax policies, play a great to know how well the SME sector contributes to a healthy economy
SMEs have an inclination to employ labor-intensive production processes than large enterprises.
Types of SMESSectorial Division of
SMES Agricultural Sector Industrial Sector
Communication Sector Service Sector
Infrastructure Sector
PROBLEMS AND CONSTRAINTS ARISING FROM THE CURRENT POLICY ENVIRONMENT The current SME policy of Pakistan does not take into
explicit account the heterogeneity of the sector The empirical evidence suggests the need to adopt
the group-specific approach Following are the major factors with a direct bearing
on why some products are preferably produced at small scale level:
1. Dispersed resource processes 2. Local markets3. Service industries 4. Separable manufacturing operations5. Handmade projects6. Simple assembly processes 7. Differentiated products 8. Small market size.
Continued… Enterprise dynamics should provide the basis
for policy formulation to meet the short and long run needs of SMEs
Survival in a competitive environment or in a shrinking market. These are grouped under the following majors heads
1. Rules and regulations2. Labour laws3. Access to institutional finance4. Tax liability5. Trade restrictions.
CONTINUED…Compliance of labour laws is prohibitive
in terms of time and money There is also lack of awareness of
existing labour regulations, especially among the smaller entrepreneurs
Government of Pakistan introduced a number of schemes in the past targeted at provision of institutional credit to the SME
There is sufficient evidence that local tax authorities harass small firms regarding assessment of income tax
CONTINUED…Technological constraints constitute a
formidable problem for the small, but much more for the medium firms
These firms rely heavily on old technologies and replicate low-15 15 quality old products.
Obviously they do not find a niche in the world market for those products
ISSUES OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISE:The Pak SMEs don’t manage to effectively utilize
the available technology suited to their resources. Identification and acquisition of appropriate
technology is difficult for SMEs the SMEs and the large firms - equally ignorant
and careless about their role in environmental degradation in Pakistan
Pakistan - currently facing multiple diversified challenges of terrorism, politics, social issues, and energy supply
OPTIMAL FINANCIAL BEST PRACTICES: Information technology -
Organize work around results, not tasks -
Capture data only one time—accurately -
Incorporate controls into information processing -
Empower users to create, maintain, and use data for decision making.-
BEST PRACTICESConsolidation - allows the company to achieve
- economies of scale,- reduce complexity- improve performance, and - increase the productivity
Outsourcing - Inefficiencies, errors, and no value-added activities should be identified and removed from the affected process
Networking - Provides a platform for people in projects, teams, while avoiding
the need to bring these individuals to the same physical location
Virtual office - Companies are creating virtual offices to utilize information and
IT technologies to link individuals across the globe.
SMEs face following problems in its business activities. •Lack of IT Support
•Lack of Formal Procedure and Discipline
•Lack of Human Resource
•Lack of Financial Resources
•Lack of Awareness and Con
•Labor Intensive
•High Cost
•Loss of Customers
•Black Economy
•Low Financial Planning
Issues
Consideration with Pakistan’s example, based on a survey:Environmental Problems: Place policy-guided mechanism for the education of entrepreneurs and effective control of
environmental damage by SMEs
Reducing material waste can be one means of reducing cost
Similarly saving national resources (electricity and water etc.) may translate into competitiveness and economic gains at the SME level.
Identification and acquisition of appropriate technology is a difficult task for SMEs
At the ground level the SMEs and the large firms are equally ignorant and careless about their role in environmental degradation in Pakistan
The Mid Term Development Framework (MTDF: 2005-10)
Pakistan was currently facing multiple and diverse challenges relating to terrorism, politics, social issues, economy and energy supply
Need Of SMEsTo ensure a smooth link between macro (economy-wide)
and micro (sectoral) policies through an effective institutional mechanism
To improve the business environment
The most effective way of delivering institutional support
Focus on selected sectors with growth potential
Make the support limited on a time scale
Need Of SMEs cont..Pakistan had gone through different phases of
business and had suffered due to different problems such as finance
Furthermore, if the rate of unemployment increased, there would be more economic problems in the country
Therefore the government needed to take action to support private and independent working enterprises to boost the economy by increasing its support of SMEs to generate employment and income.
Financial Characteristics
Small business
Usually private held
Might not have an accountant
Few workers
Informal leadership and the preference of oral over written form of communication
Owner more involved in the daily running of the business
Limited or no separate business units
Restricted to a limited geography
Less Dependence on IT
Small and Flat organizational structure
Supports functions
Reason:
Most of them are integrated with each other
High liquidity
Serves foreign orders through direct exports
Contributes about 30% to Pakistan’s GDP
Optimal Best PracticesWorking capital should be strictly monitoredThis will help the companies to make decisions about
purchase or sale of assets
Inventory should be managed and economically used.
A reasonable credit period should be allowed to the accounts receivables.
The collection procedures should be regularly revised.
Optimal Best Practices Show us the best form of functions of SMEs to get most of returns.
A prototype that every SME should follow in order to get the best results. Some approaches are:
A company must have- An operating account: For each production center. Product or service line: For showing their profitability For decision making based on the specifics
Cash Management should be done carefully and actively.It allows the company to see its cash flow and optimum payment and collection periodIt also shows the liquidity of the enterprise.
Ratios should be definedIt allow them to control the key aspects of finances, like liquidity, debt, asset turnover, gross and net profit margin.
Recommendations
BUSINESS/OWNER DETAILS: Management training programs conducted without
specialization
So , Base training programs for management should occur for better rsults and improved performance
A Positive impacts on revenue
Companies that do not use computers for recording data must switch on to using it
More convenient and less time consuming way of recording
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT: SMEs should record transactions on a regular base
Accounting reports and cash flows should be prepared monthly to keep a track of everything
FINANCIAL REPORTING AND ANALYSIS: Cash flows are prepared regularly
But statements of financial positions are prepared infrequently So, the income statement and balance sheet should be
prepared on frequent basis
As a result, The company’s financial position and probability ratio will be
analyzed.
CASH MANAGEMENT PRACTICES: Should be maintained regularly with computerized system
Smes Invest their excess cash into profit earning projects rather than just keeping it in the bank
Budgeting - The Back Bone of any company
So cash budgeting should be done on regular basis
RECEIVABLE MANAGEMENT: They might be able to profit from selling on credit Can attract more customers Data should be recorded timely on computers They should keep a track of all transactions.
INVENTORY MANAGEMENT:
The computer receivable management To overcome the risk of bad debts
Inventory budget to be maintained on frequent basisTo help to increase liquidity ratio
FIXED ASSET MANAGEMENT:
Fixed assets should be managed carefully
Companies, such as PPES, do not keep a careful record of its fixed assets that might lead to certain issues
So, they should maintain records
Later if they sell their fixed assets after deducting the depreciation they can check if they have earned profit or not.
FINANCIAL PLANNING:Most companies not involved in financial planning
A negative approach!
They can be better aware of the financial position of the company
They should make a proper financial budget
Can direct all their resources in accordance to it
This will enable them to work towards achieving the ideal cost-minimizing performance