Viktor Elliots del Flashcards
Expected rate of return
E(R) = Rf + Beta ((RM)-*Rf))
Excess Profit (EP)
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Return on Assets?
(EBIE / Total Assets) or (EBIT + Financial Income) / Total Assets
Cost of Liability?
Interest Expenses / Liabilities (interest-bearing*)
Return on Equity ? (Basic)
Earnings before tax / Total Equity
ROE (Calculated by using ROA and COL)?
ROE = ROA + (ROA-COL) *(L/E)
Equity Ratio and Liability Ratio?
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Leverage effect?
The higher L/E (Liability ratio) the higher leverage effect.
In the ROE = ROA + (ROA-COL)*L/E formula, where is the different risks? I.e. Total risk, Business risk and Financial risk?
The interest coverage Ratio?
EBIE/IE = ICR
The post-tax return on equity (π ππΈ*) ?
NET earnings(profit of the year) / Total Equity
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(1-t) * (ROA + (ROA-COL) * (L/E)
Adjustments in the balance sheet with 30 % Tax? (Temporary differences)
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Adjustments in the income statement with 30 % Tax? (Temporary differences)
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Effective tax-rate?
Income before tax / Tax expenses
Adjustments for permanent what to think about?
Effective tax rate when calculation ROE, if you want to have ROA and COL as post-tax as well; then you need to different tax-rates for their multiplikation. See picture. ROA = (1-t1)ROA, COL = (1-t2)COL.
Focus on Operating income (EBIT) When?
Focus on operating income when It comes to evaluate and compare performance between units/segments of the company.
In depth analysis (ROA)
EBIE/Assets * Sales/Sales β-> EBIE/Assets(Profit Margin) * Sales/Assets(Asset turn-over)
Capital/Asset turn-over?
How much sales a company manages to generate with its capital base - or - how much assets needed in order to generate its sales.
DuPont in decision making(Profit margin or Capital turn over)?
Increase profit margin = Cut costs and increase sales
Increase capital turn-over = Reduce assets and increase sales.
Read only: About Capital Employed and Invested Capital
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ROCE: Return on Capital employed - what is the difference from ROA?
You only use the assets the part of balance sheet that is: Assets - non-interest-bearing liabilities (or Equity + financial liabilities) = Capital employed
Financial liabilities = ?
Mostly interest-bearing (funds, shares, loans etc)
Operating Liabilities = ?
Mostly non-interest bearing liabilities (accounts payable, customer advances, tax liabilities etc)
Return on CE formula?
EBIE / CE = ROCE
ROIC: Return on invested capital ?
Invested capital (IC) = Assets - NIBL - Liquid assets (CASH) eller (Equity + net debt)
Formula for ROIC?
EBIT / Invested capital
Working capital?
Current assets - Liquid assets(cash) - NIBL = WC
Relationship between the Ratios (ROIC, ROCE, ROA, ROE, ROE*)
ROIC will have the lowest value, then ROCE, then ROA, then ROE and lastly, ROE*.
Relationship (Growth, Leverage and DuPont)?
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Dynamic Financial Model (Based on total assets)
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Dynamic Financial Model - Leverage
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Dynamic financial model - Dividend capacity
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Dynamic Financial Model -Required Margin
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Leverage Effect x2
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