Lecture 05 Flashcards

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Cost vs Price

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  • cost = expense that a busniess incurs in bringing a product or service to market
  • price = the amount a customer pays for the product or service → willingness to pay
  • difference beween price that is paid and cost that is incurred is the mark up or profit the business makes when item is selled
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Economic Perspective vs Financial perspektive

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  • both perpectives important→ converge in the long term
  • but long term is diff. to forecast
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Source of financing

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  • debt providers (lenders) =finance part of a project in return for promise that loans will berepaid with interest from “Cash Flow Available for Debt service ”= sure unless company bankrupt
  • equity providers (investors) = finance part of a project, in return for what’s left of Cash Flow Available for Debt Service when debt has been serviced= return only in case of profit = unsure
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debt financing - lender charges (Kreditgebühren)

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  1. Base rate/plus margin:
    1. base rate quarterly London Interbank offered Rate (LIBOR)
    2. LIBOR is average interest rate which leading banks borrow funds from other banks.
    3. moste widely used reference rate for short term interest rates
    4. margin depends on project
  2. commitment fee
    1. fee charged by lender to boworrer due to commitment to make a loan
    2. fee on undrawn amount charged by lender
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Gearing ratio

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= measurement of a projects financial leverage, which dempnstrates the degree to which a project is funded by debt financing vs. Equity capital

= (Lagterm debt+ shortterm dept ) /shareholders’ equity

= investor like low gearing ratio ( want to do as many projects as possible )

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what means high gearing ratio

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lenders be concerned about loans at risk so they

  1. require covenants that prohibit the payment of dividends
  2. require that excess cshflow be applied to dept repayment
  3. place restrictions on alternative uses of cah
  4. require investors to put more equity into the project
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Traditionla financing structure

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WACC equation

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  • WACC = weighted average Cost of Capital
  • cost of each capital component multiplied by its proportional weight and the summing
  • cost of dept alway lower than cost of equity
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9
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contractor point of view - revenues

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  • Down payment :10-15 % by signing contract
  • periodical invoices for the remaining part of the work, based on executed WP
  • retention money
  • counter trade
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contracter point of view - costs

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  • Project start: initial financial effort connected to the need of obtaining the goods required for the project
  • periodical financial events(labor/lease cost)
  • not periodical financial events(maintance/travel cost)
  • periodical fiancial events during a certain supply(payments for supplier material/service/ subcontractors)
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Financial outline contractor point of view

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  • down payment not enough to cover all start up cost
  • Financing of the currency until the payment of the executed WP
  • use of the guarantee
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financial outline - client point of view

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  • large down payment for long time until project starts to pay back
  • down payment and adjustment with the payment for executed work progress
  • finding of financial sources
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13
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where does discount rate come from ?

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societies grow wealtheir→ dollar today is worth than dollar tomorrow

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Economic equivalence

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  • Economic equivalence exists between cash flows that have the same
    economic effect and could therefore be traded for one another.
  • Even though the amounts and timing of the cash flows may differ, the
    appropriate interest rate makes them equal in economic sense.
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15
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Equation Actualisation and capitalisation

PV = present value

FV= final value

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16
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Capital budgeting

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= process an organization undertakes to evaluate potential major projects or investments

= also known as investment appraisal

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Pav back time (PBT)

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= is the lenght of time it takes to recover the cost of an investment

  • shorter paybacks mean more attractive investments (longer less desirable)
  • link between companysize, ownership and PBT
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Pros and cons PBT

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+ simple

– looks only at times and not on profiability

– doesn’t consider the change in money value through time

19
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Net present Value (NPV)

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= the difference between the present value of cash inflows and the present value of cash outflows over a period of time (all cashflows )

  • used in capital budgeting and investment planning to analyze profiability of project investment
  • is the result of calculations used to find today’s value of a future stream of payments
20
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accaptance rules for NPV

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NPV > 0

NPVA>NPVB the investment A is better than investment B

21
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What means NPV = 0

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means that the investment is returning exactly the amount of the discount rate.

22
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when project NPV < 0 are reasonable

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strategic project, public project …

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when NPV is meaningless

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when there is no positive cashflow (vaccine, water to house)

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pros and cons of NPV

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+ takes int account the profiability of project

– extremly dependent on i hardly predictable parameter

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Internal Rate of Return (IRR)

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= interest rate at which the net present value of all cash flows (+/-) from a project or investemnet equal zero

→ evaluate the atractiveness of a project or investment

  • discount rate at which NPV = 0
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Beispiel IRR berechnung

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pros cons IRR

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+ gives a relative measure

+ it is dependent from the cost of capital

– difficult to calculate

– sometimes impossible to calculate

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Project balance(PB)

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= progressive balance of income and expenditures

  • represents in each period the equivalent net present value pawned in the project
  • evaluate the financial solution during project devekopment
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EXAM: What is the time value of money principle and how does it apply to project selection?

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-money earned today is worth more than money exprected in future

  1. impact of inflation
  2. inability to invest money

→ can be applied to see, which PJ has the greatest return to an investment of the Company

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What is an internal rate of return and what advantages and disadvantages are accrued by using it to evaluate projects?

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-method to evaluate the expected outlays and incomes associated with a new PJ invest opportunity.

If IRR greater than current rate → PJ is worth funding

+ ability to compare alternatives in terms of expected ROI

-suffers from difficulty in conflicting situations, when cash flows follow outflows ???

31
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What is the social discount factor?

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-reflect social view of how future benefits/costs are valued against presend ones

→ puts present value of costs/benefits of the future

  • How much society should invest to limit impacts of climate change in future
  • e.g. how much guarding carbon emission are worth right now, weighing up against benefits of future generation compared to todays costs
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speaking about debt financing, which are the lender charges?

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  1. Commitment fee
    - up-front fee charge by lender to borrower
  2. Annual Fee charged by lender to borrower
  3. Costs paid by borrower to lender prio to an at financial close (agreement fee)
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Speaking about financing, what is the Gearing Ratio? And what can a lender do, if his capital is at risk?

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-measurement of a PJ financial leverage, which demonstrates degree of fundedment by Debt/Equity financing

→ (long term debt + short term debt) / shareholders equity

Require covenants that prohibit the payment of dividends

o Require that excess cash flow be applied to debt repayment

o Place restrictions on alternative uses of cash

o Require investors to put more equity into the project