The correct option is monetary. Corporate finance is concerned with the monetary (money-related) affairs of a company — arranging funds and using them wisely.

Every business activity — buying assets, paying wages, holding stock, expanding — needs money. Corporate finance is the branch of business that studies how a company raises the funds it needs, from which sources, and how it invests and manages those funds to earn the best return at the lowest cost.

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The correct option is monetary. Corporate finance is the branch of management that handles all money matters of a company.

Every company needs funds to buy assets, run day-to-day operations and expand. The activity of estimating how much money is needed, arranging it from the right sources at a reasonable cost, and then using and controlling it wisely is what we call corporate finance. Because it revolves entirely around money and funds, it is described as the management of the monetary affairs of the company.

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The statement is True. Finance is the function concerned with money and its management.

Finance deals with how money is raised, invested, spent and controlled. In a business, the finance function covers procuring funds from suitable sources, allocating them to profitable uses, and managing them efficiently so that the objectives of the organisation are met. T …

The correct option is Finance — it is the function of a business that deals with money and money management.

Every business needs money to buy assets, pay for raw materials, meet running expenses and expand. The activity concerned with arranging this money, deciding where to invest it and controlling its use is called finance.

• Production is concerned with converting raw materials into finished goods.
• Marketing is concerned with promoting and selling those goods to customers. …