Week 9 - Financing a Business & Investment Appraisal Flashcards

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What are Sources of INTERNAL FINANCE - LT and ST

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  • ST - Reducing Inventories level, delaying payments to suppliers
  • LT - Retained Profit
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What are Sources of EXTERNAL FINANCE - LT, MT and ST

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LT - Shares, Debentures, Long Terms, Bank Loans, Grants
MT - Leasing, Hire Purchase, Loans
ST - Bank Overdraft, Debt Factorin

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What are 3 Key Types of Debt Financing

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1) Preferences Shares
2) Loans
3) Debentures

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Explain the Type of Debt Financing - PREFERENCES SHARES

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  • Usually Treated as a NCL in the SoFP
  • Contain the Right to Recieve a Dividend before an Ordinary Shareholder i.e. thy take preference
  • the Dividend will be of a fixed % each year, providing the company choosers to offer the dividend
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Explain the Type of Debt Financing - DEBENTURES

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  • offered by a Company to Potential Investor
  • Form of Security that a Company Grants to a Lender in Exchange for Funding
  • offers a Consistent Rate of Return, therefore Less Risky than Purchasing Shares
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What are the 2 Types of Cost of Capital

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  • Cost of Equity
  • Cost of Debt
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What is the COST Of EQUITY?

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  • the Rate of Return Expected from Shareholders –> this is More Difficult to Assess, but is Based Upon their Expectations for Dividends and Increase in Investement
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What is the COST of DEBT?

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Cost the Company Incurrs Through the Debt Financing –> usually Be the Rate of Interest Being Changed on the Debt

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Why is it Important to Know the Cost of Capital?

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  • Plays Key Role in Decision Making of Financial Management
  • Helps Design the Capital Structure Considering the Cost of Each Source of Financing
  • Represents the Minimum Return a Company Needs to Achieve in Order to Justify the Cost of a Capital Project
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What is the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WAAC)

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  • Method to Work Out their Cost of Capital if they’re Financed Through a Mix of Debt & Equity
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What is the Weight Average Cost of Capital (WACC) Formula

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(E/V X Re) + (D/V x Rd x (1-Tc))

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What is the Meanings of the LETTERS in the WAAC Formula

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E = Market Value of Firm’s Equity
D = Market Value of the Firm’s Debt
V = E + D
Re = Cost of Equity
Rd = Cost of Deby
Tc = Corporate Tax Rate

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What is INVESTMENT APPRAISAL

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  • a Process of Analysing Whether an Investment Project is Worthwhile or Not
  • Justifies the Investment in a Project Providing the Rationale for Spending Limited Resources
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What are the 4 INVESTMENT APPRAISAL METHODS?

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  • Accounting Rate Return (ARR)
  • Payback Period (PP)
  • Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
  • Net Present Value (NPV)
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Explain the IA Method - ACCOUNTING RATE RETURN

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  • expresses the Average Accounting Operating Profit that the Investment will Generate as a Percentage of the Capital Investment
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Explain the IA Method - PAYBACK PERIOD

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  • Expresses the Time for the Initial Investment to be Repaid
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Explain the IA Method - INTERNAL RATE of RETURN

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Represents the Yield from a Parrtiuclar Investment but the term Internal Reacts to the Fact the Calculation Excludes external factors, e.g. inflation

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Explain the IA Method - NET PRESENT VALUE (NPV)

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works out the NPV of the Cash Inflows and Outflows of a Capital Investment Project
- helps Managers Make Sensible Investment Decisions and to Analyse the Probability of a Project of Investment

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Explain the NPV Concept - The Time Value of Money

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  • Concept that the Current Value of Money is Higher than its Future Value, Given it’s Potential to Earn in Years to Come
  • Present Value of Money : Money that could be Invested when in hand for a better returns in future
  • Future Value of Money : the Same Amount of Money is Subject to Uncertainties and Loses of Money in Future
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What is the DISCOUNT FACTOR Formula for NPV?

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Dn = 1 / (1+r) ^n

  • r = discount rate
  • n = number of years ahead