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exam 1 - ch 1, 2, 3, and 5 Flashcards

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1
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what is the goal of the firm?

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maximize shareholder value

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what are the 5 principles of finance?

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  1. cash flow is what matters
  2. money has a time value
    - meaning that a dollar received today is worth more than a dollar received in the future
  3. risk requires a reward
  4. market prices are generally right
  5. conflicts of interest cause agency problems
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what are the 3 basic issues addressed by the study of finance?

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  • What long-term investments should the firm undertake? - capital budgeting decision
  • How should the firm raise money to funny these investments? - capital structure decision
  • How to manage cash flows arising from day-to-day operations - working capital decision
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sole proprietorship

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  • owned by an individual
  • unlimited liability
  • termination occurs on the owner’s death/choice
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general partnership

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all partners are fully responsible for liabilities incurred by the partnership

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limited partnership

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  • limited liability
  • restricted to the amount of capital invested in the partnership
  • must be one general partner with unlimited liability
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corporation

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  • legally functions separate from its owners
  • owners(shareholders) dictate the direction and policies of the corporation(through board of directors)
  • Shareholder’s liability is restricted to the amount of investment in the company
  • unlimited life
  • double taxation
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S-type corporation

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  • limited liability
  • taxed like a partnership(no double taxation)
  • cannot be used for a joint venture between two corporations
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limited liability companies(LLC)

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  • limited liability
    -taxed like a partnership(no double taxation)
  • cannot appear like a corporation(it will be taxed like one)
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public offering

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both individuals and institutional investors have the opportunity to purchase securities

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private/direct placement

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securities are offered and sold directly to a limited number of investors

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primary market

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  • new issues of securities are sold to initial buyers
  • IPOs and SEOs
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initial public offering

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the first time a company issues its stock to the public

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seasoned equity offering

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sale of additional shares by a company whose shares are already publicly traded

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secondary market

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that market in which previously issued securities are traded

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money market

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for short-term debt instruments(maturity periods of 1 year or less

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capital market

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for long-term financial securities(maturity greater than 1 year)

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18
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spot market

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market in which something sells immediately

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futures market

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the market for buying and selling something at some future date

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organized securities exchange

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tangible entities and financial instruments are traded on its premises and have an address

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over the counter market

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  • all securities markets except organized exchanges
  • no specific geographic location
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why might a firm choose an over the counter market over and organized securities exchange?

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  • they do not meet the listing requirements of the exchange
  • wish to avoid higher reporting requirements and fees
  • may just choose to trade on OTC
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underwriters spread

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  • the difference between the price the corporation gets and the public offering price
  • Money for securities is paid to the issuing firm before the securities are sold
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24
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functions of an investment bank in an IPO

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  • underwriting: assuming the risk
  • distributing: once securities are purchased from the issuing fir, distributed to investors
  • advising: timing of sales, type of security, etc
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floatation costs

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transaction costs incurred when a firms raises funds by issuing securities
(underwriters spread and issuing costs)

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negotiated purchase IPO

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  • mot prevalent method
  • Issuing firms selected an IB to underwrite the issue
  • the firm and IB negotiate the terms of the offer
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competitive bid IPO

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several Its bid for the right to underwrite the firm’s issue

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best efforts IPO

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  • The issue is not underwritten, no money is paid upfront
  • Attempt to sell the shares in return for a commission
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privileged subscription

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Helps market the new issue to a select group of investors such as current stockholders, employees, or customers

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30
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direct sale IPO

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  • Issuing from selling the securities directly to the investing public
  • No IB involved
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dutch auction IPO

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  • Investors place bids indicating how many shares they are willing to buy and at what price
  • The price the stock is sold for becomes the lowest price at which the issuing company can sell all the available shares
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32
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opportunity cost

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ROR on the next best investment alternative

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33
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standard deviation

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dispersion/variability around the mean ROR

34
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nominal(quoted) interest rate

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the interest rate paid on debt securities without an adjustment for any loss in purchasing power

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real interest rate

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  • return earned with an adjustment for a loss in purchasing power
  • nominal interest rate less any loss in purchasing power of the dollar during the time of the investment
36
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inflation premium

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a premium to compensate for anticipated inflation that is equal to the price change expected to occur bobber the life of the bond/investment

37
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maturity risk premium

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additional return required in long-term securities to compensate for a greater risk of price fluctuations cause by interest rate changes

38
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default risk premium

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additional return required to compensate for the risk of default

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liquidity risk premium

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additional return in securities that cannot be quickly converted into cash at a reasonably predictable price

40
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nominal interest rate =

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= inflation premium + real risk-free rate + default-risk premium + maturity-risk premium + liquidity-risk premium

41
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(nominal) risk free interest rate =

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= real risk-free rate + inflation premium

42
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the fisher effect

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Nominal interest rate = real interest rate + rate of inflation + (real interest rate) * (rate of inflation)

43
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approximation approach for nominal interest rate

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Nominal interest rate = real rate if interest + inflation risk premium

44
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term structure of interest rate(yield curve)

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the relationship between a debt security’s rate of return and the length of time until the debt matures

45
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Unbiased expectations theory

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term structure is determined by an investor’s expectations about future interest rates

46
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Liquidity preference theory

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investors require maturity-risk premiums to compensate them for buying securities that expose them to the risk of fluctuating interest rates

47
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market segmentation theory

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the rate of interest for a particular maturity is determined solely by demand and supply for a given maturity, and it is independent of the demand and supply for securities having different maturities

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future value

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the amount a sum will grow to in a certain number of years when compounded at a specific rate

49
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present value

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the value in today’s dollars of a future payment discounted back to the present at the required rate of return

50
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annuities

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  • A series of equal dollar payments for a specified number of years
  • Ordinary annuity payments occur at the end of each period
51
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annuities due

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  • Ordinary annuities in which all payments have been shifted forward by one time period
  • With annuity due, each annuity payment occurs at the beginning of the period rather than at the end of the period
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(APR) annual percentage rate

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The interest rate indicates the amount of interest paid or earned in one year without compounding(annually)

53
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APR =

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interest rate per period x compounding periods in a year(m)

54
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(EAR) effective annual rate

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  • the annual compound rate that produces the same return as the nominal/quoted rate when money is compounded on a non-annual basis
  • provides the true rate of return
55
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EAR =

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[1 + (APR / (m)compounding periods per year)]^m - 1

56
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what adjustments do you have to make when finding FV or PV with non-annual periods?

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  • N = n x m
    (number of payments per year
  • I/Y = r / m
    (rate per period)
57
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perpetuity

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an annuity that continues forever

58
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what are common operating expenses?

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  • selling/marketing expenses
  • general administrative expenses
  • depreciation expense
59
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overview of income statement

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  • sales(revenue) - cost of goods sold = gross profit
  • Gross profit - operating expenses = operating income(EBIT)
  • Operating income(EBIT) - interest expense= EBT
  • EBT - income tax = net income
60
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common sized income statement

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Restates the income statement items as a percentage of sales

61
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fundamental accounting equation

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A = L + E

62
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book value

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  • the value of an asset as shown on a firm’s balance sheet
  • Represents the historical cost of the asset rather than its current MV or replacement cost
63
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current assets

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  • assets that are relatively liquid or expected to be converted into cash within 12 months
  • Cash, accounts receivable, inventory, prepaid expenses
64
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fixed assets

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  • property, plant, and equipment
  • used for more than 1 year
65
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net fixed assets =

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Gross fixed assets(balance sheet) - Accumulated depreciation(balance sheet)

66
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other fixed assets

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neither current nor fixed, may include long-term investments and intangible assets such as patents, copyrights, and goodwill

67
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what are common current debt items?

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  • accounts payable
  • accrued expenses
  • short term notes
68
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preferred stock

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preference(over common stock) with regard to payment of dividend and seniority at a settlement of bankruptcy claims

69
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retained earnings

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a cumulative total of all the net income over the life of the firm, less common stock dividends that have been paid out over the years

70
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debt ratio

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total liabilities / total assets
- percentage of assets that are financed by debt

71
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new working capital

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current assets - current liabilities
- measure of a firms ability to repay its debt

72
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accrual basis

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the principle of recording revenues when earned and expenses when incurred, rather than when cash in received or paid

73
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what are sources of cash?

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  • decrease in an asset
  • increase in a liability or equity
74
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what are uses of cash

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  • increase in an asset
  • decrease in a liability or equity
75
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how to determine cash flows from operations?

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  1. Start with net income
  2. Add back depreciation expenses
  3. Consider other items(AR, inventory, other current assets, AP, other accrued expenses/liabilities)
76
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how to determine cash flows from investing?

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  • changes in fixed assets
  • increase in assets = outflow of cash
77
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how to determine cash flows from financing?

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Inflow: the firm borrows more money, an increase in stockholders’ equity
Outflow: firm repays debt, pays dividends, repurchases stock

78
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ending cash =

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beginning cash + change in cash

79
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what are the items taken from the income statement for the cash flows statement?

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net income and depreciation expenses

80
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consider everything on the balance sheet for the cash flows statement except:

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  • accumulated depreciation
  • net fixed assets
  • changes in retained earnings

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