Corporate Finance Flashcards

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average accounting rate of return calculation

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AAR = average net income / average book value

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2
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profitability index calculation

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PI = 1 + (NPV / IO)

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3
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capital budgeting decision rules

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invest if
NPV is greater than 1
IRR is greater than r
PI is greater than 1

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4
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in calculating WACC, debt…

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is calculated on after-tax basis. multiply by (1-t)

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5
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CAPM formula

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Er = Rf + beta (Rm -Rf)

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pure-play method, unlevered beta calculation

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Bu = BlC / [ 1 + (1 - Tc)(Dc /Ec)]

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7
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lever the beta calculation

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BlProject = BuC [1 + (1-Tp)(Dp / Ep)

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8
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Country equity premium calculation

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= sovereign yield spread (annualized sd of equity index / annualized sd of sovereign bond market in terms of developed market currency)

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9
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DDM calculation

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= D1/P0 + g

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10
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growth rate calculation

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= (1 - D/EPS)*ROE

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11
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DOL calculation

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= (Q(P-V)) / (Q(P-V) -F)

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DFL calculation

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= [Q(P-V) -F] / [Q(P-V) - F - C)

C is fixed financing cost

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13
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a DOL of x means

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a 1% change in units sold results in a 1% * x change in operating income

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14
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a DFL of x means

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a 1% increase in operating income would result in a 1 * x percent increase in net income

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15
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using financial leverage generally increases…

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the variability of ROE

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16
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DFL is not affected by

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tax rate

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17
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DOL tells of the sensitivity of

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operating income to changes in revenue

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18
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DFL tells of the sensitivity of

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net income to changes in operating income

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19
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DTL calculation

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DOL * DFL

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20
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breakeven point

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the number of units produced and sold at which the companys NI is zero (revenues equal costs)

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21
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breakeven calculation

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= (F + C) / (P - V)

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22
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operating breakeven includes

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only operating costs

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23
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operating breakeven calculation

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= F / (P-V)

24
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major drags on liquidity

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uncollected receivables, obsolete inventory, tight credit

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major pulls on liquidity
making payments early, reduced credit limits, limits on short-term lines of credit, low liquidity positions
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operating cycle calculation
= DOH + DSO
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net operating cycle aka...
cash conversion cycle
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MMY calculation
= [(F-P) / P] * [360 / days to maturity]
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BEY calculation
= [(F-P) / P] * [365 / days to maturity]
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Discount Basis Yield calculation
= [(F-P) / F] * [360 / days to maturity]
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short term fund mgmt. investment returns should be expressed as...
BEY's, to allow for comparability
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captive finance subsidiary
wholly owned subsidiary of the company that is established to provide financing of the sales of the parent company
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float factor
float is the amount of money that is in transit between payments made by customers and the funds that are usable by the company. only measures how long it takes for checks to clear, not how long to receive, deposit
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float factor calculation
= average daily float / (total amt of checks deposited / # of days)
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costs of borrowing calculation
= (interest + dealers commission + backup costs) / (loan amount - interest) divide by net proceeds only when interest rate is stated as "all inclusive"
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developing country firm cost of equity using CAPM calculation
Cost of equity = Risk-free rate + Equity beta × (Equity risk premium + Country risk premium)
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external analysts should rely on what value for components of current capital structure
market value, not book value
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utilizing incremental cash flows arising from a project..
analyzed on an after-tax basis, externalities should be considered/included, financing costs and sunk costs excluded
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independent directors must not have...
material relationships with the company with regard to employment, ownership, or remuneration
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ESG investing. single factor
= thematic
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ESG investing. best ESG scoring companies
= best in class
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ESG investing. targeted social or environmental objectives
= impact
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employee representatives are...
on supervisory boards (not management) and elected by employees
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additional calculation for net profit margin
= ROA/asset turnover
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additional calculation for financial leverage
= ROE/ROA
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liquidity | renegotiating debt contracts
secondary source
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liquidity | liquidating long term assets
secondary source
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liquidity | trade credit
primary source
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liquidity | centralized cash mgmt systems
primary source
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operating cycle calculation
= DOH x DSO | no payables
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when equity decreases by half, ROE...
would double
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when net income decreases by x%, adjusted ROE would be
ROE (1-x)
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affect on cash conversion cycle for receiving an increase in their number of days payable
reduce the cash conversion cycle by that many days
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purchases calculation
= (changeInventory + COGS)
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cost of borrowing. bankers acceptance
=(interest/net proceeds) * 12 | divide interest for period
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cost of borrowing. line of credit
=(interest + commitment fee)/usable loan amount *12 | divide interest for period
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cost of borrowing. commercial paper
=(interest + dealers commission + backup costs)/net proceeds * 12 divide interest for period