Financing a business and investment apprasial Flashcards

1
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Where are the two places of sources of finance

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Internal
External

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2
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What are the long term sources of finance internally

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Retained profit

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3
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What are the short term sources of finance internally

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  • reducing inventory levels
  • Tighter credit control (case consumers)
  • Delaying payment to suppliers
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4
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What are the short term sources of finance externally

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  • Bank overdraft
  • Debt factoring
  • Invoice discounting (incentive to pay quicker)
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5
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What are the medium term sources of finance externally

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  • Leasing
  • Hire purchase
  • Medium-term loans
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6
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What are the long term sources of finance externally

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  • Shares
  • Debentures
  • Long term bank loads
  • Grants
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7
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What are the long term finance typical for limited companies

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  • SHare issue
  • Retained earnings
  • Long- term borrowing
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8
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What are the types of debt financing?

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  • Preference shares
  • Loans
  • Debentures
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9
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What are preference shares

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  • Right to receive dividen before ordinary shareholder
    Non current liability in SoFP
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10
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What are debentures?

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Instead of buying shares, companies can make loan agreements in writing, which are less risky as consistent rate of return

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11
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What is cost of capital

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Cost incurred when company finances itself through equity and/or capital

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12
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What is the cost of equity

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The Rate of return expected from shareholders. Their expectations for dividens and increased investment value

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13
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What is the cost of debt

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Cost the company incurrs through debt financing
- rate of interest being charged

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14
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How to work out the cost of capital

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cost of debt + cost of equity

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15
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Why is it important to know the cost of capital?

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  • decision making
  • shows the minimum return a company needs to achieve in order to justify the cost of capital
    e.g buying property, cost of capital is 10%, this return from property should be atleats 10% per year
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16
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What is weighted average cost of capital (WACC)

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Weighted on how much capital consists of equity and debt

17
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To work out WACC what do we need to know?

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  • market value of the company’s equity
  • MV of debt
  • cost od equity
  • cost of debt
  • rate of corporation tax
18
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WACC formula

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(Market value equity/ E+D)

+ (MV debt/ E+D. x Cost of debt x (1-tax)

19
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What is investment appraisal and why is it so important?

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  • Process of analysing whether investment project is worthwile
  • justifys investment
20
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What are the 4 main methods of investment appraisal

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  • Accounting rate of return (ARR)
  • Payback period (PP)
  • Internal rate of return (IRR)
  • Net present value (NPV)
21
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What is Accounting rate return (ARR)

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Average accounting operating profit that investment will generate as a percentage of capital investment

22
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What is the payback period (PP)

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Time for inital investment to be repaid

23
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What is internal rate of return

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The yield from particular investment, but these exclude external factors like inflation, financial risks

24
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What is Net present value?

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Difference between present value of cash inflows and the present value of cash outflows in period
- considers all costs and benefits of investment - timings are involved

25
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What is the time value of money

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Concept is that the current value of money is higher than furture value
due to infaltion, uncertain future

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