Financial Management Flashcards

(33 cards)

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Levered Beta

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measures the risk of a firm with debt and equity in its capital structure to the volatility of the market

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Unlevered beta

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asset beta
measures the market risk of the company without the impact of debt

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Definition of Decision

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consciously or unconsciously
between alternatives of action to realize objective

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Situation of Certainty

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seldom, perfect level of information
every enviro, nmental condition probability of occurrence of 1 or 0

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Situation of Risk

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imperfect level of information
total of all probabilities of occurrence is 1

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Situation of (Complete) Uncertainty

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a certain environmental condition cannot be assigned any
probability of occurrence, but it will occur

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risk averse decision maker

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choose the one alternative expecting the smallest danger of sustaining a loss

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willing to take risk decision maker

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highest possibility of gaining a profit

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risk neutral decision maker

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choose the best alternative on average (loss, profit)

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Bayes-Rule

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calculate Expected Value
E(p) = eij * pj
and sum up, choose highest

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Maximin-Rule

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choose the maximum of the minima of each row

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Maximax-Rule

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choose the maximum of the maxima of each row

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Hurwicz-Rule

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compromise between Maximin and Maximax
λ = Optimism-Parameter
λ > 0.5 willing risk
λ < 0.5 risk averse

best result (row maxima) is multiplied by λ, the worst (row minimum) by 1-λ

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Laplace-Rule

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Assumption: All environmental situations same probability of occurrence
mean over eij, choose highest

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Savage-Niehans-Rule / Minimum-Regret-Rule

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minimize his forgone benefit resuling from not choosing best
regret measure: difference best and the alternative (column wise)
choose the alternative with smallest maximum regret measure (row wise)

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Preinvestment Analysis

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assistance on deciding on a certain investment opportunity
means of different calculation methods

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Preinvestment Analysis - Static Techniques

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do not take into account the chronology of the payments

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Preinvestment Analysis- Dynamic Techniques

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take into account the chronology of the payments (inpayments and
payouts)

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Net Present Value (NPV)

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value of the cash flows discounted to the beginning of the planning period
positive NPV indicates investment expected generate profit
overall performance of investment

NPV = (Cash Flow / (1 + r)^n) - Initial Investment
r…discount rate

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Future Value (FV):

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value of the cash flows compounded (accumulated) to the end of the planning period
expected value of an investment at a future point in time

FV = PV x (1 + r)^n

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Discount Rate

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required rate of return of the investor
best possible alternative rate of return (opportunity cost)
higher discount rate -> higher level of risk investment

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Perfect Capital Market:

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no distinction between equity and debt
no limits in availability of capital
perfect market information
uniform capital interest -> interest of debt equals interest earned

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Annuity Method

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periodical performance of the investment opportunity
NPV0 * i/(1-(1+i)^-n)
i … interest rate

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Internal Rate of Return Method

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relative performance (internal rate of return) of the investment opportunity
solving for the discount rate (r) that makes NPV=0
NPV = (Cash Flow / (1 + r)^n) - Initial Investment

if IRR is greater than required rate of return -> investment profitable

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Asset Future Value
increase in financial assets effectuated by an investment assumes two different rates of return/interst rates 1 interest rate on debt, paid for raising capital: s 2 interest rate earned from investment of capital: h FV with both (negative payment surpluses for s, positive for h) collective account
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Interest on Debt Method
interest of debt resulting in Asset Future Value of zero Assumes the existence of two interest rates
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Leasing
allocation of assets at ex ante determined leasing rates is a special type of debt financing Direct Leasing: Lessee pays Lessor a periodical leasing fee Indirect Leasing: lessor purchases the lease object at the request of lessor, leases it for periodic leasing fee
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Operate Leasing Contracts
both parties can withdraw at any time no minimum lease term insured/risk by lessor
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Finance Leasing Contracts:
fixed minimum lease term no possibility to withdraw risk/insured by lessee
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Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC)
weighted average cost of equity capital and debt capital WACC = Re * E/V + Rd * (1 - Tc) * D/V E = Market value of the firm's equity D = Market value of the firm's debt V = Total market value of the firm (D+E) Re = Cost of equity Rd = Cost of debt Tc = Corporate tax rate
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Risks concerning the investment in a company
strategic operating financial cross-functional
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segregation of beta
operating beta fincancial beta
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beta
measure of systematic risk of a security high beta -> higher risk to investor beta of market portfolio = 1