Discounted Cash Flow Flashcards

1
Q

Calculate and interpret NPV

A

Write out PV of cash inflows less PV of cash outflows

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2
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Calculate and interpret IRR

A
n = periods
PV = CFzero
PMT = annuity
i = [compute IRR]
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3
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Contrast NPV to IRR and identify issues with IRR

A

Different results when scale of projects or timing of cash flows differs. IRR requires assumption of being able to reinvest at same rate until maturity. Follow NPV whenever different results.

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4
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Compare money-weighted vs. time-weighted rates of return

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Time-weighted is standard. Money-weighted appropriate if investor controls additions/withdraws.

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5
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Money-weighted rate of return definition

A

Same as IRR including all cash flows, with initial value and additions as outflows (investments) and withdrawals, receipts, and ending value as inflow. Problem: unfairly impacted by client inflows/outflows.

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6
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Time-weighted rate of return definition

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Compound rate of growth of $1 initially invested over stated measurement period

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7
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Calculate and interpret bank discount yield

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rbd = (D/F)(360/t) where t is days to maturity

Not great measure of return - no compounding.

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8
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Calculate and interpret holding period yield

A

Return over specified holding period.

HPY = income + (ending value - initial value) / initial value

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9
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Calculate and interpret effective annual yield

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EAY = (1 + HPY) ^ (365/t) - 1

Takes account of compounding.

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10
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Calculate and interpret money market yield

A

rmm = HPY * (360/t)

rmm = (360*rbd) / (360 - t * rbd) ——- t-bill

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11
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Capital budgeting

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Allocation of funds to long-range projects/investments

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12
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Capital structure

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Choice of long-term financing

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13
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Working capital management

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Management of company’s short-term assets and liabilities

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14
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NPV rule

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If NPV is positive, investor should undertake it. If NPV negative, investor should reject it. Pick highest positive NPV.

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15
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IRR rule

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Accept projects or investments for which IRR is greater than opportunity cost of capital

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16
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Calculate time-weighted rate of return

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  1. Price portfolio before significant addition/withdraw; break total period into subperiods based on additions/withdraws (not necessarily evenly spaced)
  2. Calculate holding period return for each subperiod
  3. Compound holding period returns (if over 1 year use geometric mean)
17
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Geometric mean

A

r = [(1+r1) (1+r2) (1+r3) … ] ^ (1/n) - 1

18
Q

Face value

A

Amount paid back on maturity

19
Q

Discount

A

Reduction of face amount that gives price

20
Q

Pure discount instrument

A

Pay interest as difference between amount borrowed and amount paid back (T-bills)

21
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Bond equivalent yield

A

Doubling semi-annual yield