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Lecture 5 - Analysis of the Statement of Shareholders' Equity Flashcards

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Sound financial statement analysis requires:

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  1. A distinction between operating and financing aspects of the business
  2. A reformulation of the financial statements into a form that makes this distinction clear
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What do each of these stand for in the cash conservation equation?

C - I = d + F

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C = Net cash from operations
I = Net cash outflow from investing
C - I = Free cash flow

d = Net dividends
F = Net cash outflow to debt holders and debt issuers

(Net dividends = common dividends + share repurchases - share issues)

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If C - I - i > d

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lend or buy down own debt

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If C - I - i < d

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borrow or reduce dividends

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Simplified Balance Sheet

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Assets

  • Operating assets
  • Financial assets
    • Total Assets

Liabilities and Equity

  • Operating liabilities
  • Financial obligations
  • Common stockholders’ equity
    • Total
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Reformulated Balance Sheet

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Operating Assets

  • Operating assets
  • Operating liabilities
  • Net operating assets

Financial Obligations and Owners’ Equity

  • Financial liabilities
  • Financial assets
    • Net financial obligations
  • Common equity
    • Total NFO and Equity
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Operating income =

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Operating revenue - operating expense

OR - OE = OI

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Reformulated Income Statement

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Operating income

  • Operating revenue
  • Operating expense

Net financial expense

  • Financial expense
  • Financial income

Comprehensive income

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New book value =

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Old book value + comprehensive income - dividend

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What is the governing accounting relation?

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Book value0 + comprehensive income - net payout

= book value at time t

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Reformulated statement of common stockholders’ equity

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Opening book value of common equity (CSEt-1)

+ Net transactions with common shareholders
+ Capital contributions (share issues)
- Share repurchases
- Common dividends

+ Comprehensive income to common shareholders
+ Net income - non controlling interest income
+ Other comprehensive items
- Preferred dividends

Closing book value of common equity (CSEt)

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Step one of reformulation:

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  1. Restate beginning and ending balances for items incorrectly included in or excluded from common equity
  • preferred stock
  • non controlling interest included in equity
    + dividends payable
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Step two of reformulation:

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  1. Calculate net transactions with shareholders

= cash dividends + share repurchase - share issues

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Step three of reformulation:

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  1. Calculate comprehensive income

= net income + other comprehensive income

  • earnings from accounting changes
  • preferred dividends
  • non controlling interest in earnings
    • hidden dirty-surplus losses
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Dividend payout =

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Dividends / Comprehensive income

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Total payout ratio =

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(Dividends + stock repurchases) / Comprehensive income

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Dividends to book value =

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Dividends / (Book value of CSE + Dividends + Stock repurchases)

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Retention ratio =

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(Comprehensive income - dividends) / Comprehensive income

= 1 - payout ratio

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ROCEt =

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Comprehensive earnings / 1/2(CSEt + CSEt-1)

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Net investment rate =

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Transactions with shareholders / Beginning book value of CSE

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Growth rate of CSE =

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Change in CSE / Beginning of CSE

= (Comprehensive income + net transactions with shareholders) / Beginning CSE

22
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Hidden dirty surplus:

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Shareholders lose when shares are issued at less than the market price

e.g. the exercise of options

This loss however is not recorded as an expense under GAAP and IFRS

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Is stock based compensation equity or liability?

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Liability - shareholders have a liability to issue stock at less than market price

Yet GAAP and IFRS treat is as equity - both make it look like issuing stock options increases equity

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What is option overhang?

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The value of the options not yet exercised

25
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What is the market value method vs. the book value method with respect to losses on convertible securities?

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  • the market value method recognises losses on conversion

- the book value method records the shares at the book value of the convertible securities, with no loss recognised

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