CH1+2 Finance (Book) Flashcards

1
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Capital Budgeting

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In what long-lived assets should the firm invest?

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2
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Capital structure

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How can the firm raise cash for required capital expenditures?

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3
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How should short-term operating cash flows be managed?

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Net working capital

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4
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Most important goal of a company

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Maximise value to shareholders (they are only paid once stakeholders have been served)

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5
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Money markets

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  • markets for debt securities that will pay off in the short term
  • are dealer markets
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6
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Capital markets

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markets for long-term debts and for equity shares

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7
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Auction market

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supply and demand come together in one regulated market

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8
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Dealer market

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  • secondary market
  • no central location
  • money markets are dealer markets
  • dealers is a principal in most transactions
  • dealer makes continuous quotations of prices for which they stand ready to buy and sell short-term financial instruments for their own inventory and at their own risk. (a dealer buys and sells securities)
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9
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Auction market

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  • secondary market
  • Auction markets take place at a single location
  • Transactions of the auction market are directly made publicly available
  • the agent in an agency market like the stock broker does not acquire the securities
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10
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What are creditors?

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People or institutions that buy debt from (i.e. its buildings, land and inventory)

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11
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Price quotation

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Kostenvoranschlag, Preisangabe

cotización del precio

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12
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The Primary Market

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initial sell of securities.

- public offerings and private placements

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13
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private placements

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Raising adequate capital is integral to building and growing a business, and companies usually go the initial public offering (IPO) route. An alternative is the capital raising event known as a private placement. A private placement involves the sale of securities to a relatively small number of select investors. Investors targeted include wealthy accredited investors, large banks, mutual funds, insurance companies and pension funds.

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14
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Syndicate

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A syndicate is a temporary, professional financial services alliance formed for the purpose of handling a large transaction that would be hard or impossible for the entities involved to handle individually.

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15
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OTC

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over-the-counter market
are dealer markets in equities and long-term debt
- no physical location

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16
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general partnership

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all partners agree to provide some fraction of the work and cash, and share the profits and losses of the firm.
General partners have unlimited liability for all debts.

17
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limited partnership

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permit the liability of some of the partners to be limited to the amount of cash each has contributed to the partnership.
Requirements
1. At least one partner is a general partner
2. Limited partners do not participate in managing the business

18
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What happens if one general partner is unable to meet his commitment?

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The shortfall must be made up by the other general partners.

19
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What happens in a general partnership if a general partner dies or withdraws?

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The general partnership is terminated

20
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What happens if a partner dies in a limited partnership?

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The partnership must not be dissolved.

21
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Where is income taxed for a partnership?

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As personal income to the partners

22
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agency cost

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the cost of a conflict of interest between shareholders and management. They can be direct and indirect

23
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Direct agency costs

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Two forms

  1. corporate expenditure that benefits management but costs the shareholders
  2. expense that comes from the need to monitor management actions. (i.e. audiors)
24
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Executive renumeration

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Entlohnung.
Salary
LTI Long-term incentives
STI short-term incentives

25
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Control of the firm

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Control of the firm ultimately rests with shareholders.
Shareholders elect the board of directors.
The board of directors hire and fire managers

26
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What Is Default?

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Default is the failure to repay a debt including interest or principal on a loan or security.

27
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What is collateral?

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Collateral is an asset that a lender accepts as security for a loan. If the borrower defaults on the loan payments, the lender can seize the collateral and resell it to recoup the losses.

28
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Are dividends expenses?

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No they are not. Dividends are not deductible for corporate tax purposes. Dividends are paid out of the corporation after-tax profits.

29
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Are dividends received by individual shareholders taxable?

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Yes

30
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Type I agency relationship

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btw. shareholders and management of company

31
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Type II agency relationship

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The relationship between a dominant or controlling shareholder and other shareholders who have a small proportional ownership stake.

32
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stipulated

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vereinbart

33
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to default

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failure to fulfill an obligation, especially to repay a loan