PASSED FINAL CUTIE GF Flashcards

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required return necessary to make capital budgeting project

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COST OF CAPITAL

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2
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business is financed through equity

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COST OF EQUITY

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used by companies internally judge whether capital project is worth the expenditure of resources

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COST OF CAPITAL METRIC

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4
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depends on the mode of financing used

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COST OF CAPITAL

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5
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financed solely through debt

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COST OF DEBT

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6
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represents hurdle rate that company must overcome before can generate value

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COST OF CAPITAL

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6
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many companies used this combination of debt and equity to finance the business

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WEIGHTED AVERAGE COST OF CAPITAL (WACC)

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overall (blank) is derived from weighted average cost of all capital resources

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OVERALL COST OF CAPITAL

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8
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From the perspective of an investor the cost of capital is?

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is the return expected by whoever is providing the capital for a business

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WHY IS COST OF CAPITAL IMPORTANT?

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helps investor assess their options.

assists capital budgeting since businesses must decide if project worthwhile before starting.

essential for businesses to design the ideal capital structure of their firm.

used to evaluate the performance of certain project compared to cost of capital.

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10
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companies’ interest rates they pay on any debt such as mortgages or bonds

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COST OF DEBT

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11
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return a company requires to determine if the capital return requirements are met investment

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COST OF EQUITY

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12
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business’ cost of capital is based on weighted average of the cost of debt & cost of equity

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WEIGHTED AVERAGE COST OF CAPITAL

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13
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process business undertakes to evaluate major projects or investment

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CAPITAL BUDGETING

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14
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company might assess a prospective project’s lifetime cash inflows and outflows to determine whether the potential return would generated meet sufficient target benchmark

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CAPITAL BUDGETING

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15
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looks at the initial cash outflow needed to fund a project, mix of cash inflows in the form of revenue, and other future outflows in the form of maintenance and other costs.

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DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS

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cashflow except for the initial outflow are discounted back to the present date

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PRESENT VALUE

15
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resulting number from the DCF analysis

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NET PRESENT VAUE

15
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discounted since present value states than an amount of money today is worth more than same amount in the future

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CASH FLOW

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use combination of debt-such bonds or bank credit, it or the cost of capital

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PUBLICY-TRADED COMPANIES

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calculate the hurdle rate or the minimum amount that the project needs to earn from its cash inflows to cover the costs

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GOAL OF COST OF CAPITAL

18
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simplest form of capital budgeting analysis

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PAYBACK ANALYSIS

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widely used because it’s quick and can give managers “back of the envelope” understanding the real value of proposed project

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PAYBACK ANALYSIS

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most complicated form of capital budgeting analysis, also the most accurate in helping managers decide which project to pursue

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THROUGHOUT ANALYSIS

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calculates how long it take to recap the costs of investment

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PAYBACK ANALYSIS

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used when companies have only a limited amount of funds to invest in a project

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PAYBACK ANALYSIS