Chapter 1: Market Value, CF's, Present Value Flashcards
Corporate finance (def.)
Finance in which the focus is on bigger companies, still the techniques can be applied to smaller firms aswell
Market value (def.) (2)
= present value of cash flows
= price for which a stake in an investment or firm can be sold to another investor
Accounting value (def.) (2)
= book value
= can be seen on the balance sheet
Operational risk/ Business risk (def.)
A risk that depends on the choices in business activity
Categories of funding (2)
- equity funding
- debt funding
Debt investor receives what compensation?
Receives some compensation and repayment for the principal sum
Equity investors (3)
- agree to whatever is left after all stakeholders have been paid
- residual claim holders
- face more risk
Required rate of return is compensation for what 3 factors?
- sacrifice of liquidity
- subject to inflation
- risk
What is the risk free rate based on?
Based on the interest countries like Germany (stable countries) pay to people they lend money from
Present Value (def)
today’s value of future cash flows
Annuity (def.)
A series of payments made at equal intervals
Perpetuity (def.)
A stream of CF’s that never stops
Types of Cash Flows (3)
- CF from operations (day to day operations)
- CF from investing (repairing, vital fixed assets)
- CF from financing (payments to and from investors)
Interest payments are not legal obligations
True or false?
False
They are legal obligations that must be made even when operational CF is negative