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Holding Period Return (HPR)

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[(P1+CF1) / P0] - 1

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Required Return = risk-free return + Beta*Equity Risk Premium

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Gordon Growth Model Equity Risk Premium

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= (1-year forecasted dividend yield on market index) + (consensus LT earning growth rate) - (LT government bond yield)
= D1/P + g - RLT

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Supply Side Equity Risk Premium (Macroeconomic Model). Example Ibbotson-Chen

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Equity risk premium = [1+i][1+rEg][1+PEg] - 1 + Y - Rf
= [1+expected inflation][1+expected real growth in EPS][1+expected change in P/E ratio] - 1 + Expected yield - Expected risk-free return

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Risk Premium = Factor Sensitivity * Factor risk premium

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  • Typically calculated for the macroeconomic models
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Fama-French Macroeconomic model

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= Rf + Betamkt(Rmkt-Rf) + Betasmb(Rsmall-Rbig) + Betahml*(Rhbm-Rlbm)
= Risk free rate + (Return on a value weighted market index-risk free rate) + (A small cap return premium equal to the average return on small cap portfolios - average return on large-cap portfolio) + (A value return premium equal to the average return on a high book-to-market portfolio - the average return on low book-to-market portfolios)

*baseline betas are all 0, except Betamkt = 1

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Pastor-Stambaugh model vs Fama-French Model

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Pastor Stambaugh model adds a liquidity factor to the Fama-French Model

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Blume method

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Adjusted Beta = 2/3*regressionBeta + 1/3

Betax,unlevered = Betax * [1/(1+Debt/Equity)]
BetaA = Betax,unlevered * [1 + (DebtA/EquityA)]
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Weight Average Cost of Capital

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WACC = Md(1-t)rd + Me*re

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Forecast COGS

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=(Historical COGS / Revenue) * Estimate of future revenue

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Projected Inventory

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Forecasted COGS / Inventory turnover

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Project A/R

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=DSO * (forecasted sales/365)

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Return on invested capital

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ROIC = Net operating profit after tax / (operating assets - operating liabilities)

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One Period Dividend Discount Model

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V0 = (D1+P1) / (1+r)

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Multi-period Dividend Discount Model

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V0 = D1/(1+r) + D2/(1+r)^2 +…+Dn/(1+r)^n

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Gordon Growth Model

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= D0*(1+g) / (r-g) = D1 / (r -g)

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Present Value of Growth Opportunities

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V0 = PVGO + (E1/r)

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Justified Leading P/E

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P0/E1 = (D1/E1) / (r-g) = (1-b) / (r-g)

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Justified Trailing P/E

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P0/E0 = ([D0(1+g)]/E0) / (r-g) = [(1-b)(1+g)] / (r-g)

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Value of perpetual shares

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= Dp / rp

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Two Stage DDM

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{[D0 + (1+gs)^t]/(1+r)^t} + {[D0 (1+gs)^n(1+gl)]/[(1+r)^n*(r-gl)]}

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H-Model

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V0 = [D0(1-gl)]/(r-gl) + [D0H*(gs-gl)] / (r-gl)

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Sustainable Growth Rate

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= retention ratio (b) * ROE = g

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ROE

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= (net income/sales) * (sales/Total Assets) * (Total Assets / Shareholders Equity)

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PRAT Model

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SGR = P(profit margin) * R(retention ratio) * A(asset turnover) * T (financial leverage)

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Bond Yield Model

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Required return = YtM on LT bonds + risk premium

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Country Spread Model

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Accounts for FX rate risk by using the difference in bond yields

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Country risk rating model

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Begins with model of a developed country , the modifies the model with risk premiums from a developing country to derive a total emerging market risk premium

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Unlevering Beta takes out the company-specific risk and isolates the market risk

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…Relever nonpublic or thinly traded public entities

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30
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Liquidation Value

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= current market value of assets - current market value of liabilities

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Including the historical returns biases the equity risk premium upwards due to the survivorship bias

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32
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Build up Method calculation for risk premium

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required return = Rf + equity risk premium + size premium + specific company premium

Use build up method for closely held companies

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Beta is the level of systematic risk

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Conditions if there exists economies of scale

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1) Big Firm OM > Small Firm OM
2) COGS%/Revenue of Big Firm > COGS%/Revenue of smaller firm
3) SGA%/Revenue of Small Firm < SGA%/Revenue of Big Firm

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Cash Tax Rate

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Total Tax / Revenue

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36
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Total dividend (using Retained Earnings)

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= REbeg + Net Income - REend

37
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If the growth rate of a company’s dividend is too high, readjust the growth rate of the dividend to the growth rate of GDP.

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38
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Use the residual income method, if the firm …

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If the firm does not pay dividends, or has negative cash flows over the forecasted period.

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1-b vs. b

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(1-b) = dividend payout ratio
b = retention rate
40
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Current dividend

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= EPS * payout ratio

41
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Sustainable growth rate

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= ROE * retention rate

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Dividend discount models

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define cash flow as the dividends to be received by shareholders

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Free Cash Flow to the Firm

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defined as the cash flow generated by the firms current operations that is in excess of the capital investment required to sustain the firm’s current productive capacity.

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Free Cash Flow to Equity

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Cash available to stockholders after funding capital requirement and expenses associated with debt financing.

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Residual Income models

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Define the amount of earnings during the period that exceeds the investor’s required return.

46
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Retention ratio (b)

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= (earnings - dividends) / earnings

47
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Dupont Formula

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ROE = (net income / shareholders’ equity)(net income / sales)(sales/total assets)*(total assets/shareholders’ equity)

Then, since SGR = g = ROE * (1-b)
g = [(net income - dividends)/net income] * (net income/sales)*(sales/Total assets) *(total assets/ shareholders’ equity)

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PRAT Model

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Sustainable growth rate (SGR) = g = Profit Margin (P) * Retention Ratio (R) * Asset Turnover (A) * Financial Leverage (T)

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FCFE = Net Income - (FCinv-Depreciation) - WCinv + net borrowing

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…

50
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FCFE = Net Income - (1-DR)(FCinv - Dep) - (1-DR)WCinv

where,
DR = target debt to asset ratio

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…

51
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FCFF = EBIT(1-t) + Depreciation -FCinv - WCinv

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…

52
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Enterprise Value

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= Firm value - cash & ST investments

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Use FCFE in most cases, except:

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1) capital structure is volatile
2) company has FCFE < 0
3) Significant debt is outstanding

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FCFF = net income + NCC + [Interest Expense*(1-t)] - FCinv - WCinv

A

…

55
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FCFF = CFO + [Interest Expense*(1-t)] - FCinv

b/c CFO = Net income + NCC - WCinv

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…

56
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FCFE = FCFF - [Interest Expense*(1-t)] + net borrowing

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…

57
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FCFE = CFO - FCinv + Net borrowing

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…

58
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FCFF = [EBITDA(1-t)] + (Depreciationt) - FCinv - WCinv

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…

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Incremental FCinv

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(Capital Expenditures - Depreciation) / (Change in Sales)

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Incremental WCinv

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Change in WC / Change in Sales

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Two stage FCFF

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[FCFFt/(1+WACC)^t] + {[FCFFn+1 / (WACC-g)] * [1/(1 + WACC)^n]}

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Trailing P/E

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market price per share / EPS over previous 12 months

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Leading P/E

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Market price per share / Forecasted EPS for next 12 months

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Book value of equity

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= (Total assets - Total liabilities) - preferred equity

65
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Normalize EPS by

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ROE * BVPS

66
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Justified trailing P/E

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[(1-b)*(1+g)] / (r-g)

67
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Justified leading P/E

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(1-b) / (r-g)

68
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Yardeni Model

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CEY = CBY - K*LTG + Error

Current Earnings Yield = Current Moody’s A rated bond yield - constant*5year consensus earnings g.r.

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P/E - to - earnings growth (PEG)

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= (P/E)/g

70
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Enterprise Value

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= Market value of common stock + Market value of preferred equity + Market value of debt + minority interest - cash and investments

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Earnings surprise

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= reported EPS - expected EPS

72
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Standardized unexpected earnings

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SUE = Earnings surprise / standard deviations of earnings surprise

73
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Justified P/B Ratio

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(ROE - g) / (r-g)

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Justified P/S Ratio

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[(E/S) * (1-b) * (1+g)] / (r-g)

75
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Justified P/CF Ratio

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[FCFE * (1+g)] / (r-g)

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Justified Dividend Yield

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(r-g) / ( 1+g)

77
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Trailing P/E

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(P/S) / net profit margin

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Leading P/E

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Trailing P/E / (1+g)

79
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Expected growth in dividend and earnings

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= ROE * (1-payout ratio)

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g = retention rate * E/S * Sales/Assets * Assets/Shareholders’ Equity

A

…

81
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g = retention rate * E/S * Sales/Assets * Assets/Shareholders’ Equity

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…

82
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Residual Income

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= Earnings - (r * Bt-1)

= (ROE-r) Bt-1

83
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Single Stage Residual Income Valuation

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V0 = B0 + [(ROE-r)/(r-g) * B0]

84
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Residual Income

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= Net Income - Equity Charge
= Net Income - (Equity Capital * Cost of Equity Capital)
OR
= Net Operating Profit - Capital Charge
= Net Operating Profit - Equity Charge - Debt Charge
=NOPAT - (Equity Capital * Cost of Equity) - (Debt CapitalCost of Debt(1-t))

85
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Retention Ratio (b)

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= (EPS - Dividend) / EPS

86
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ROE = EPS / BVPS

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…

87
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Residual Income is the book value of the firm plus the present value of the firms’ economic profits.

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RI is used to measure goodwill impairment, management effectiveness and equity value.

88
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Firms making more aggressive accounting decisions will report higher book values and lower future earnings

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89
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Value of intangibles

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= [RI * (1+g)]/(discount rate of intangibles - growth of residual income)

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