Equity Valuation (FCFF & FCFE) Flashcards

1
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Dividend Discount Model values the investment as

A

the present value of the expected future benefits

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2
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Share repurchases

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company uses cash to buy bac its own shares, equivalent to the payment of cash dividends of equity value in terms of the effect on shareholders’ wealth

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3
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Managers use share repurchases for… (4)

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Signalling belief their shares are undervalued (or to support share prices)
Flexibility in the amount and timing of distributing cash to shareholders
Tax efficiency in makers where tax rates on dividend exceed tax rates on capital gains
The ability to absorb increases in outstanding shares because of the exercise of employee stock options

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4
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Dividend Payment Timeline

A

Declaration
Ex-Dividend
Record Date
Payment Date

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5
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Gordon Growth Model assumption (1)

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dividends grow indefinitely at a constant rate

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6
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GGM model is used to value…

A

Dividend paying companies that are relatively insensitive to the business cycle and in a mature growth phase

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7
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Multi-stage dividend discount models are used to value…

A

rapidly growing companies

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8
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What valuation model do analysts prefer?

A

FCFE

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9
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FCFE model assumes

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dividend paying capacity should be reflected in cash flow estimates rather than expected dividends

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10
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FCFE is a measure of… and … but…

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dividend paying capacity and cash flow generated in a period that is available for distribution to common shareholders but can be used to value non-dividend paying stocks

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11
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FCFE is discounted by the…

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required return on equity

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12
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FCFF represents…

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cash flow available to the company’s suppliers of capital after all operating expenses (incl. tax) have been paid and investments in WC and fc have been made

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13
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Equity Value =

A

FCFF - MV of Debt

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14
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FCFF is discounted by

A

WACC

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15
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Change in NWC =

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Change in CA - Change in CL

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16
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Net Borrowing =

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debt issued - debt repaid

17
Q

Uses of FCFE

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+ Increases (or - decreases) in cash balances
+ Payments to providers of equity capital (calculated as + cash dividends + share repurchases in excess of share issuance)

18
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Uses of FCFF (3)

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+ Increases (or - decreases) in cash balances
+ Net payments to providers of debt capital (calculated as interest exp(1-T) + repayment of principal in excess of new borrowing)
+ Payments to providers of equity capital (calculated as + cash dividends + share repurchases in excess of share issuance)