"Points Covers in Corporate Finance "

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"Points Covers in  Corporate Finance "
 
Valuation and Cost of capital
 
Capital budgeting
 
Capital structure, financing and dividend policy
 
Working capital
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Valuation

 

 

Generalised valuation 
  Arbitrage and value additivity
 
Patterns  
Level perpetuity 
Growing perpetuity 
Level annuity
Growing finite cash flow
 

Valuation

 

 

 

Growing finite [t years] cash flow

 

C1/(r-g){1-(1+g)t/(1+r)t}

 

 

 

 

Compounding intervals (1+r/m)m-1
    Continuous compounding
Stated and effective rates
Nominal and real rates
    1+rnominal=(1+rreal)(1+inflation rate)

 

Valuation: Straight Bonds

Valuation: Straight Bonds

 

 

 

YTM
Duration
    Sensitivity of value to changes in interest rates
[1*PV(C1)/V]+[2*PV(C2)/V]+[3*PV(C3)/V]
@ V/V = @ (1+r)/(1+r)*D

Valuation: Common Stock

  

 

Perpetual growth models
    Sustainable growth
P0=No-Growth +PVGO
    No-growth =EPS1/r
    PVGO=NPV1/(r-g)
    where NPV1 =-INV1 +INV1*ROE/r
     g=Ploughback*ROE

EPS1/P0 interpretation

 

Multiple stages
   Supernormal stage plus PV of normal growth
Free cash flow
   NOI approach

Cost of Capital

 

 

Security return and standard deviation
Portfolio return and standard deviation
Diversification Portfolio variance=
    1/N Average Var+(N-1)/N Average covariance
Systematic and unsystematic risk
CAPM
Opportunity cost of capital r [rA]and
 
 

Cost of Capital

 

 

1. VL = VU +Tc*D  
 
 
2. WACC = D/V * (1-Tc) * rD+E/V * rE  [Definition of WACC]
 
3. rE= rA + (rA - rD ) * (1- Tc) * D/E  [MM Proposition II]
 
4. bE = {1+ (1- Tc) * D/E} *bA  [If debt is risk free]
 
5. rE= rf + (rM - rf) *bE  [CAPM]
 
6. WACC= rA *(1- Tc * D/V)  MM

 

Contingent cash flow
 Call/Put
 American/European
 Binomial
 Black-Scholes
 Underlying asset price, Exercise Price, Risk-free rate, Volatility, Time

 

 

Capital Budgeting

 

 

NPV and IRR not payback and accounting rate of return
 
Accept/reject single project use NPV or IRR, unless no/multiple IRR
 
Mutually exclusive projects: Same life and risk
   Use NPV [or IRR of difference between projects]

 

Mutually exclusive projects: Different lives same risk
 
   Use NPV-assumes replacement projects have zero
 
 
 
Incremental nominal cash flows with empirically measured discount rate
 
Components of cash flow
 
   Investment in fixed assets, salvage value
 
   Investment in working capital, release
 
   Operating revenues/expenses
 
NO INTEREST
 
 
NPV. OK for projects with long lives
 
   Use NPV-with specific replacements that make project with comparable lives
 
   Use replacement chain or EAC
 
Care: Use only real cash flows for EAC

 

NPV assumes “now or never”
 
Real Option framework
 
 Abandonment
 
 Follow-up
 
 Wait and learn
 
 Flexibility

 

Market Efficiency
 
MM-1 No taxes
 
MM-2 Corporate taxes
 
Miller Both corporate and personal taxes
 
 
    GL= {1-(1-TC)*(1-TpE)/(1-Tp)}
 
Bankruptcy
costs
 
Agency costs

 

MM Does not matter
 
Lintnerbehavioural model
 
     DIV1-DIV0=Adjustment rate*(target ratio*EPS1-DIV0)
Agency
costs/signalling

 

Operating cycle,
 
cash
conversion cycle, weighted cycles and supply chain management
 
 
Investment in receivables
 
Cash management
 
 
    EOQ and Miller-Orr models


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