FIN 201 FINAL EXAM Flashcards
What are the 3 subspecialties of finance?
- Corporate finance
- Investments
- Institutions
What are 9 career options within finance?
- Commercial finance
- Corporate finance
- Insurance
- Investment banking
- Money management
- Real estate
- Hedge funds
- Private equity
- Financial planning
What are the 5 ways finance fits into business management? MOOSA
- Marketing
- Operations/ supply chain
- Accounting
- OB/HR
- Strategic management
What is accrual based accounting?
Based on matching principles of revenue and expense
Why is historical cost so important?
Historical cost, which is normally a lot less than current market value, is the number that is put on the statement. Better for taxes and such.
Balance sheet includes…
LHS
RHS
It is a snapshot in time
A = L + E
Income statement is…
A basic flow- operations, investment, and financial
Covers a period of time
Net Income =
NI = DIV + RE
Statement of Cash Flows
Operations, investing, financing,
Focus on free cash flow
What are the strategies for earnings management?
- Watch inventories
- Beware of rising receivables
- Uncover extraordinary expenses
- Investigate asset sales
- Find who is skimping on research
- Find when revenue is really not
- Spot out balance growth
DuPont Formula
ROE = (NI/S * S/A) / (1- D/A)
EVA
NOPAT – [ WACC * Costly Capital]
FCFF
EBIT – Cash tax payment + Depreciation – CAPEX – increase in NWC
NOPAT
EBIT – Taxes
or
NI + Interest
Costly Capital
AP + LTD + CS + RE
CAPEX
Year 0 Net – Year 1 Net + Depreciation
Increase in Net Long-Term Debt
(Year 1 CA- Year 0 CA) + Depreciation
FCFE
NI + Depreciation – CAPEX – Increase in NWC + Increase in Net Long-term debt
Liquidity Ratios
CR = CA/CL QR = (CA-Inventory)/CL ACP = AR/DCS AR Turn = CS/AR Inventory Turn = COGS/Inventory
Efficiency Ratios
TAT = S/TA
FAT = S/FA
OIROI = EBIT/TA
Financing Ratios
DR = D/A
Debt-to-Equity = D/E
TIE = EBIT/Interest Expense
Profitability Ratios
ROA = NI/A ROE = NI/E = NI/S * S/A * A/E = Net profit margin * Asset Turnover * Leverage Multiplier GM = GP/S OM = EBIT/S NM = NI/S
How can you reduce DFN?
- Reduce growth
- Review fixed assets
- Review dividends
- Price changes (usually results from growth reduction)
Calculating DFN
Projected LHS – Projected RHS
Payout Ratio
Dividends / NI
Plowback Ratio
(1 – [DIV/NI])
Calculating Retained Earnings
New RE = Old RE + NI – Dividends
Projected Sales * (NI/S) * (1 – Cash Dividends/ NI)
Calculating SGR (Standard Growth Rate)
ROE * (1 – Div/NI)
NI/E * (1 – Div/NI)
IGR (Internal Growth Rate)
ROA * (1 – Div/NI)
Maximize sales growth with no new external finance
Effective Yield (APR, EAR) Formula
(1 + i/m)^m – 1
EAR Formula
(1 + [APR/m])^m – 1
Current Yield
An approximate for YTM
= (Annual Coupon / Market Price)
= Today’s value (PMT amount) / Present Value
PV Formula
FV / (1 + i)^n
FV Formula
PV * (1 + i)^n
Face/Par/Mature Value
ALL MEAN THE SAME
Return Formula
Dividend Yield + Capital Gains Yield
Single HPR
[Dividend PMT * (P1 – P2)] / P0
GGM (Gordon Growth Model)
V0
o D1 / (Kcs – G)
o [D0 * (1 + G)] / (K- G)
o With Growth: [CF0 * (1 + G)] / (Kcs – G)
o Without Growth: [CF0 * (1 + 0)] / (Kcs – 0) = CF0 / Kcs
Sharps Ratio (Risk Adjusted Return)
[E(R) – R(E)] / SD
D0 vs. D1
D0 = Historical Dividend
D1 = Next Year’s Dividend
FCFF Uses…
Uses WACC
FCFE Uses..
Uses Ke
Holding Period Formula
[Capital Gains + Dividend Gains] / Initial cost
AKA: [(P1 – P0) + DIV] / P0
Annualized Return
[(P1 – P0 + CF1) / P0] * [360 / Holding Period]
Expected Return
Sum (PtRt)
RRR Formula
Rf + Risk Premium
Measuring Systemic Risk
Plot points on a scatter plot and use LINEAR REGRESSION
Security Market Line
[(Rm – Rf) * β ]+ Rf
Build-Up Method
Bond Yield + Equity Risk Premium + Micro Cap Premium + Start- Up Risk Premium
Market Specific Risk
- Not diversifiable risk
- Systematic
- Market
- beta
Firm Specific Risk
- Diversifiable risk
- Unsystematic
- Firm Specific
- Idiosyncratic
Market Risk Premium is
(Rm – Rf)
Risk Premium is
β * (Rm – Rf)
Total Risk
= standard deviation
= Square root of [sum of (Ri – Rmean) ^2 * Pi]