SU5: Financial Instruments & Cost of Capital Flashcards
Serial Bond
Matures in stated amounts at regular intervals
Term Bond
Has a single maturity date at the end of it’s term
Callable Bonds
May be purchased by the issuer at a specified price before maturity
Convertible Bonds
May be converted into equity securities of the issuer at the option of the holder under certain conditions
Mortgage Bonds
Backed by specific assets, usually real estate
Debentures
Backed by the borrower’s general credit but not by specific collateral
Income Bonds
Pay interest contingent on the issuer’s profitability
The Dividend Discount Model
Dividend per share/Cost of capital - dividend growth rate
Preferred Stock Valuation
Dividend per share/Cost of capital
Book Value per Share
Shareholders’ equity/Shares outstanding
Price-Sales Ratio
Market price per share/Sales per share
Long Position - Hedging
A person who would like to sell an asset in the future. They benefit if the value of the asset rises
Short Position - Hedging
A person who would like to buy an asset in the future. They benefit if the value of the asset falls
Call Option
Gives the buyer the right to purchase the underlying asset at a fixed price. They benefit if the price rises.
Put Options
Gives the buyer the right to sell the underlying asset at a fixed price. They benefit if the price falls
Put-Call Parity
Value of call + PV of exercise price = Value of put + Value of underlying
Naked Option
A call option that does not have the backing of stock.
American Option
Contractual arrangement that gives the owner the right to buy or sell an asset at a fixed price at any moment in time before or on a specified date
Forward Contracts
The two parties agree that, at a set future date, one of them will perform and the other will pay a specified amount for the performance
Futures Conteacts
A commitment to buy or sell an asset at a fixed price during a specific future month; unlike with a forward contract the counterparts is unknown
Interest Rate Swaps
Agreements to exchange interest payments based on one interest structure for payments based on another structure
Currency Swaps
Agreements to exchange cash flows denominated in one currency for cash flows denominated in another
Credit Default Swaps
Agreements whereby one of the parties indemnifies the other against default by a third party
Cost of Capital - Debt
Effective rate x (1 - Marginal tax rate)
Cost of Capital - Preferred Stock
Dividend Yield= Cash dividend on preferred stock/Market price of preferred stock
Cost of Capital - Common Stock/ RE
Dividend Yield= Cash dividend on common stock/Market price of common stock
Cost of New Debt
Annual interest/Net issue proceeds
Cost of New Preferred Stock
Next dividend/Net issue proceeds
Cost of New Common Stock
(Next dividend/Net issue proceeds) + Dividend growth rate
Required Rate of Return
Risk free rate + Beta(Market rate - Risk free rate)
Marginal Cost of Capital
Is a weighted average of the investors’ required returns on debt and equity