Unit 7 (Videos) Flashcards

1
Q

Alive bonds are …

A

bonds that are still part of the financial structure of the company.

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2
Q

We pay back to the amortized bonds a _______, and the ___________ may or may not have a premium.

A

refund value

refund value

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3
Q

When we are amortizing the premium, the refund value becomes _________ than the nominal value of the bond.

A

bigger

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4
Q

When we are talking about collection, if we issue bonds with premiums, the emission value is __________ the nominal value.

A

less than

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5
Q

Premiums are ______ for the investors.

A

profits

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6
Q

When issuing refunds, we pay back when we have _____ bonds.

A

amortized

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7
Q

Refund is the same as amortization.

A

True

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8
Q

Cost of capital, K, is …

A

the minimum % we need to get back on our investment

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9
Q

Cash flow in capital equity can be the cash flow in moment 0 of our our investment - the loans and debentures + the cash flow in our cost of equity increase.

A

True

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10
Q

If we have a percentage for a cost of increase, we need to divide the amount we are going to pay by (1+ the opening/closing/other fee)

A

FALSE

we divide the amount we are going to pay by (1-whatever fee)

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11
Q

The cost of equity (capital) is the minimum return we need on our investment.

A

True

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12
Q

We obtain the global cash flow by ….

A

adding each of the individual cash flows

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13
Q

Grants are considered a cash ______ flow

A

in flow

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14
Q

When we need to finance an investment, and we already have other sources of financing, we ask for a loan amount equal to _____________.

A

the pending amount we need to complete our financing + the opening costs of the loan

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15
Q

Whenever we have commissions that are a percentage of our payment or loan amount, we calculate the total amount, including the commissions, by …

A

dividing our payment or necessary loan amount by (1-i%)

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16
Q

When adding, the global cash-flows of a financial project, the total amount must be the same as …

A

our investment

17
Q

IRR is the rate that makes the negative and positive cash-flows equal to 0.

A

True

18
Q

The cost of capital can be found by finding the internal rate of return of the global cash-flows.

A

True

19
Q

To calculate the leasing installment where the purchase option is the same as the installments, we use the formula …

A

Leasing amount/(1+PV), with the payment being -1 for the present value formula (for the a)ni

20
Q

The alive bonds of each year is equal to the alive bonds + amortized bonds.

A

True

21
Q

Amortized bonds are cash outflows.

A

True

22
Q

When talking about debentures, collections are equal to the amortized bonds*the emission value.

A

FALSE

collections = emission value * number of bonds

23
Q

When you make an issue with premium, the emission value becomes _______ than the face value.

A

smaller

24
Q

When there is a premium, we calculate the emission value by …

A

emission = FV*(1-i%)

where i is the rate of the premium

25
Q

$$*(1-i%) reduces $$.

A

True

26
Q

$$$/(1-i%) increases $$$

A

True

27
Q

Amortization = amortized bond * refund value

A

True

28
Q

If the problem doesn’t tell us anything about the refund value, wee assume it is the same as the face value.

A

True