Chapter 7 Essentials Flashcards

1
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Chapter 7 focuses on

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The time value of money

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2
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Refers to the idea to the idea that one dollar today is worth more than one dollar tomorrow

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Time Value of Money

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3
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Time value of money reflects risk and inflation and what?

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Opportunity Costs

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4
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Cash flows at some specified upcoming date are called what?

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Future Values

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5
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Any interest earned is what? Generating interest on both the principle and accrued interest

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Compounded

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6
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Future value is computed at

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PV (1 + r)

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7
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The future value of a single amount over multiple periods is calculated as

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PV (1 + r)^n

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8
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Represent the amount and timing of cash inflows and outflows

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Timelines

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9
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The current value of cash flows at some specified time in the future

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Present values

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10
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The interest rate or investment rate is known as the what and reflects the opportunity cost or the return required by investors that accounts for the risk of the investment

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Discount Rate

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11
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Present value of a single amount in one period is calculated as

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FV (1 + r)

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12
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The present value of a single amount in multiple periods is calculated as

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FV / (1 + r)^n

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13
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A stream of equal cash flows

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Annuity

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14
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A formula for the present value of an annuity

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(PMT / r) x (1 - [1 / (1 + r)^2] )

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15
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A stream of continuous cash flows such as preferred shares

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Perpetuity

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16
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Formula for the present value of a perpetuity

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CF / r

17
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A stream of continuous cash flows that grow at some constant rate

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Growing Perpetuity

18
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Formula for the present value of a growing perpetuity

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CF1 / (r - g)

19
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Key financial securities

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Bonds, preferred shares, common equity

20
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The amount of principle to be repaid of a bond

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Face or Par Value

21
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the discount rate of a bond

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Yield to Maturity or YTM

22
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The percentage of the par value of the bond paid annually as interest

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Coupon Rate

23
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Preferred shares generally provide preferred shareholders with a steady stream of dividends with no principal what?

A

Repayments

24
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Determining the price of a common share for a firm that is expected to pay a stream of common share dividends

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Dividend Discount Model

25
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General formula for present valuation of a common share where PV or current price of common share =

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DIV1 / (1 + r)^1 + DIV2 / (1 + r)^1 + DIV3 / (1 + r)^3…

26
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General formula for valuation of a common share assuming perpetual constant growth

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DIV1 / (r - g)

27
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Relevance for managers

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A firm runs on the capital invested and therefore is important to all