Financial Management -- Equity and Dividends Flashcards
Private Equity
Ownership assets that aren’t publicly traded
Public Equity
Common stock that are publicly traded after a public offering through an “initial public offering” (IPO)
Underwriter
A specialized type of bank that buys the shares from the company preparing an IPO and sells them to investors
Prospectus
An SEC-required document that discloses required information about the company, its finances, and its plans for using the money it hopes to raise
The Shareholders’ Equity section of a firm’s Balance Sheet typically contains these 2 elements:
- Share Capital, including:
- Preferred Stock
- Common Stock
- Retained Earnings (which consists of the firms cumulative net income less any dividends paid out – aka the portion of the firm’s earnings which are reinvested/retained)
Price/Earnings Ratio
The market value per share dividend by the earnings per share
found by dividing the stock’s closing price by the earnings per share for the latest four quarters
Stock Split
The act of dividing a share into two or more new shares and reducing the market value by the same ratio
Debt to Equity ratio (DE) equation:
Book Value of Equity
Earnings per Share ratio (EPS) equation:
# Shares Outstanding
Price to Earnings per Share ratio (P/E) equation:
Earnings per Share
Dividend Yield equation:
Market Price of Stock per Share
Net Income Equation:
Sales - Expenses