Formulas Flashcards

1
Q

Conversion Premium / Discount Formula

A

((Market price of convertible stock / Conversion ratio x market price of ordinary shares) -1) x 100

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2
Q

How to calculate interest yield

A

coupon / clean price x 100

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3
Q

How to calculate modified duration

A

Macauley’s duration / 1 + Gross redemption yield

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4
Q

Rental property yield formula

A

rent / purchase cost

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5
Q

How to calculate futures

A

Portfolio value / (FTSE 100 futures contract value x 10)

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6
Q

Sharpe ratio formula

A

Return - Risk free return / standard deviation

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7
Q

Information ratio formula

A

Return - benchmark return / tracking error

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8
Q

EPS formula

A

net profit attributable to ordinary shareholders / number of ordinary shares in issue

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9
Q

What does earnings per share represent

A

It represents the amount in pence that the company has earned during the year for each ordinary share

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10
Q

Dividend yield formula

A

dividend per share / share price

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11
Q

Dividend cover formula

A

EPS / dividend per share

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12
Q

If a dividend cover is high, what does this suggest?

A

The higher the figure the more likely the company can maintain the existing dividend if profits fall in the future. A high dividend cover suggests that the company is retaining a lot of its earnings for reinvestment

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13
Q

P/E formula

A

Share price / Earnings per share

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14
Q

What is P/E ratio

A

A P/e ratio gives an indication of the number of years that it would take at the current EPS to repay the share price (ignoring the time value of money).

Can therefore provide an indication of value of an equity

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15
Q

How to calculate NAV

A

net assets attributable to ordinary shareholders / number of ordinary shares in issue

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16
Q

Future value formula

A

PV (1+r)n

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17
Q

How to calculate compound rate of interest

A

1) Future value / initial investment
2) to the square root of how many years
3) - 1 x 100

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19
Q

Annual equivalent rate formula

A

(1+ r/n)n - 1

20
Q

How to calculate amount that needs to be invested now

A

Future value / (1 + r)n

21
Q

Accumulating and discounting regular savings formula

A

1) Present value times by

2) (1+r)n-1 / r

23
Q

Real rate of return formula

A

Nominal return - inflation

24
Q

Undiluted NAV formula

A

Net assets / Number of ordinary shares in issue

25
Q

Top slicing relief process

A

1) Work out what amount of the gain falls in each tax bracket and work out the total tax

2) Work out the tax already paid within the fund, so 20% of the gain and deduct this off total liability

3) find the annual equivalent of the gain by dividing total gain by years

4) Work out the total tax now due on this top slice, also take into account tax paid on top slice

5) deduct step 4 from step 2

27
Q

Holding period return

A

D + V1 - V0 / V0

28
Q

Relative return calculation

A

Portfolio return - benchmark return

29
Q

What is gearing ratio

A

Long term debt + preference shares / ordinary shareholder funds x 100

30
Q

Liquidity ratio

A

current assets - stock / liabilities

31
Q

Operating margin profit

A

profit before interest and tax / sales x 100

32
Q

Net profit margin

A

profit after tax and interest / sales x 100

33
Q

Interest cover

A

Profit before interest and tax / gross interest payable

34
Q

Working capital ratio

A

current assets / current liabilities

35
Q

Debtor turnover

A

sales / debtors

36
Q

Stock turnover

A

cost of sales / stock

37
Q

Working capital formula

A

assets - liabilities

38
Q

Creditor turnover

A

cost of sales / trade creditors

39
Q

Dividend discount model

A

dividend / return on equity

40
Q

Gordon’s growth model

A

Dividend / (return required - dividend growth)

41
Q

Pay out ratio

A

Dividend per share / EPS

42
Q

Explain purpose of pay out ratio

A

determines sustainability of a companies dividend payment

dividends paid to shareholders relative to to EPS