Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    1/18

    DO SMALL AND MEDIUM

    ENTERPRISES MATCH THEIR ASSETSAND LIABILITIES?

    EVIDENCE FROM PORTUGAL

    Journal ReviewAccounting Theory

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    2/18

    DO SMALL AND MEDIUM

    ENTERPRISES MATCH THEIR ASSETS

    AND LIABILITIES?

    EVIDENCE FROM PORTUGAL

    TEORI AKUNTANSI

    KELOMPOK III

    Afip Agrianto 123121003Audit W PradanaAris Aviantara 123121013

    Cittanindya Andreyanto 123121019Ganesa Kusbandana 123120045Mas Nur MukminSamuel Marpaung 123121062Sukma Bayu Setiawan 123121070

    Widya Febriyari Anita 123121084

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    3/18

    ABSTRACT

    For SMEs various type of debt are notidentical.

    Asset and liability sides of the balance sheetare interrelated.

    Short-term and long-term funding sourcesare used to purchase various assets.

    Reject independence between two sides ofbalance sheet

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    4/18

    INTRODUCTION

    Interdependence between asset and liabilitymay not be so important for largecorporation, but it has a major impact for

    SMEs (project size, riskiness, and timehorizon)

    SMEs match their specific assets with specificliabilities.

    1416 number of population (Portugueseindustrial SMEs over the years 1990-2000) ,use purposive sampling technique.

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    5/18

    LITERATURE REVEIW

    Asymmetric Information

    Banking Relationship for SMEs

    Assets Affects Liabilities Two Sides of The Balance Sheet are Not

    Independent

    Investing Decision is Not Separate From TheFinancing Decision for Most Assets orProjects

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    6/18

    HYPOTHESIS

    Each asset has its own primary and secondarysources of funding and that different assetshave different capital structures

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    7/18

    DATA AND METHODOLOGY

    Primary data source is the Bank of PortugalStatistical Departments database.

    Sample Criteria:

    Manufacturing firms from the period 1990-2000 with more than 100 employees for alleast one year.

    Firms with negative net worth and less than

    three continuous data years are not includedin the sample

    Deleted companies with observations layingin either tail (0,5%) of the distribution

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    8/18

    DATA AND METHODOLOGY

    6 industry groups: Food and drinks, Textilesand Clothes, wood and paper past, chemicalproducts, heavy industry, and machinery andequipment.

    Only 271 of 1416 total firms included in thesample have data for all 10 years

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    9/18

    Sources and Uses of Funds for

    Portuguese Firms

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    10/18

    Sources and Uses of Funds for

    Portuguese Firms

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    11/18

    Sources of Funds

    Internal Equity

    Cheap Trade Credits

    Expensive Trade Credits Bank Loans

    Other non-current liabilities (Leasing)

    Other short-term Debt

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    12/18

    Uses of Funds

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    13/18

    Classifying Trade Credits

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    14/18

    RESULT

    The Simultaneous Equation Model

    Test for Independence

    Funding for Individual Assets

    h i l i

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    15/18

    The Simultaneous Equation

    Model

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    16/18

    Test for Independence

    The definition of independence for eachsource of debt rejected

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    17/18

    Funding for Individual

    Assets Investments (Internal equity 18%, long-term

    bank loans 61%)

    Intangible Assets (asymmetric information)

    Tangible Assets (asymmetric information)

    Financing for Liquid assets (Internal equity 39%,short-term other loans 15%)

    Financing for

    Debtors/AR(non-current liabilities36%)

    Inventories (cheap trade credits 14%, expensivetrade credits 20%)

  • 7/30/2019 Do SME Match Their Assets and Liabilities

    18/18

    CONCLUSION

    Asset and liability sides of the balance sheetare interrelated for SMEs Portuguese firms.

    Firms match specific assets with a spesificliabilities