This document contains questions related to concepts in corporate finance including cost of capital, capital structure, leverage, and capital budgeting. Some questions ask about specific terms like weighted average cost of capital, marginal cost of capital, operating leverage, and financial leverage. Other questions test understanding of relationships between concepts like how changing debt levels impact the cost of capital or how leverage affects break-even analysis. The full document appears to be a set of practice or test questions on various topics in corporate finance.
This document contains questions related to concepts in corporate finance including cost of capital, capital structure, leverage, and capital budgeting. Some questions ask about specific terms like weighted average cost of capital, marginal cost of capital, operating leverage, and financial leverage. Other questions test understanding of relationships between concepts like how changing debt levels impact the cost of capital or how leverage affects break-even analysis. The full document appears to be a set of practice or test questions on various topics in corporate finance.
This document contains questions related to concepts in corporate finance including cost of capital, capital structure, leverage, and capital budgeting. Some questions ask about specific terms like weighted average cost of capital, marginal cost of capital, operating leverage, and financial leverage. Other questions test understanding of relationships between concepts like how changing debt levels impact the cost of capital or how leverage affects break-even analysis. The full document appears to be a set of practice or test questions on various topics in corporate finance.
This document contains questions related to concepts in corporate finance including cost of capital, capital structure, leverage, and capital budgeting. Some questions ask about specific terms like weighted average cost of capital, marginal cost of capital, operating leverage, and financial leverage. Other questions test understanding of relationships between concepts like how changing debt levels impact the cost of capital or how leverage affects break-even analysis. The full document appears to be a set of practice or test questions on various topics in corporate finance.
Which of the following is not true for MM Model In order to calculate the proportion of equity financing used by the company, the following should be used: Which of the following sources of funds has an Implicit Cost of Capital? In case the firm is all-equity financed, WACC would be equal to: Cost of Capital for Government securities is also known as: Cost of Capital for Bonds and Debentures is calculated on Weighted Average Cost of Capital is generally denoted by: Which of the following cost of capital require tax adjustment? Which is the most expensive source of funds? .Marginal cost of capital is the cost of: Relationship between change in Sales and Operating Profit is known as In case of partially debt-financed firm, k0 is less In order to calculate Weighted Average Cost of weights may be based on: Firm's Cost of Capital is the average cost of: An implicit cost of increasing proportion of debt is: Combined leverage can be used to measure the relationship between: Which of the following is true? Cost of capital may be defined as: Minimum Rate of Return that a firm must earn in order to satisfy its investors, is also known as: Cost of Capital for Equity Share Capital does not imply that: Higher FL is related the use of: The term capital structure denotes: Debt Financing is a cheaper source of finance because of: In order to find out cost of equity capital under CAPM, which of the following is not required: Tax-rate is relevant and important for calculation of specific cost of capital of: Advantage of Debt financing is: Cost of issuing new shares to the public is known as: Cost of Equity Share Capital is more than cost of debt because: Which of the following is not a generally accepted approach for Calculation of Cost of Equity? Operating leverage helps in analysis of: Which of the following is studied with the help of financial leverage? Combined Leverage is obtained from OL and FL by their: High degree of financial leverage means: Operating leverage arises because of: Financial Leverage arises because of: Operating Leverage is calculated as: Financial Leverage is calculated as: Which combination is generally good for firms Which of the following has the highest cost of capital? FL is zero if: Business risk can be measured by: Financial Leverage measures relationship between Use of Preference Share Capital in Capital structure Relationship between change in sales and change m is measured by: Operating leverage works when: Which of the following is correct? If the fixed cost of production is zero, which one of the following is correct? If a firm has no debt, which one is correct? If a company issues new share capital to redeem debentures, then: If a firm has a DOL of 2.8, it means: Higher OL is related to the use of higher: Cost of Capital refers to: In order to calculate EPS, Profit after Tax and Preference Dividend is divided by: Trading on Equity is : Benefit of 'Trading on Equity' is available only if: Indifference Level of EBIT is one at which: Financial Break-even level of EBIT is one at which: Cost of Redeemable Preference Share Capital is: Finance function includes Capital structure means Over capitalisation means Huge promotion expense leads to A business established during depression period can be A high geared company… Optimum capital structure…. FRICT analysis includes Financial leverage is.. Degree of financial leverage Financial break even point in the level of activity where The appropriate objective of an enterprise is The job of a finance manager is.. Financial decision involves According to traditional approach finance fnction refers to Business finance is a part of .. Ploughing back of profit means Capital budgeting means What is financial plan+ Fixed capital requirement refers to Optimum capital structure is the combination of debt and equity which Floatation cost means Financial leverage and trading on equity are Indifference point in the level of activity where Financial break even point is Operating leverage refers to use of .. All constituencies with a stake in the fortunes of the company are known as Which of the following is a financial statement that states items on a cash basis? The ability of a firm to convert an asset to cash is called One major disadvantage of the sole proprietorship is Which of the following is not a government agency? Which of the following shows the details of the company's activities involving cash during a period of time? Options A B Shareholders to Government Shareholders to Company Share price goes up if dividend is paid Share price goes down if dividend is not paid Authorised Share Capital, Equity Share Capital plus Reserves and Surplus, Equity Share Capital, Preference Share Capital, Cost of Debt Cost of Equity Risk-free Rate of Interest, Maximum Rate of Return Before Tax basis After Tax basis kA, kw, Cost of Equity Shares, Cost of Preference Shares, New Equity Shares, New Preference Shares, Additional Sales, Additional Funds, Financial Leverage, Operating Leverage Kd Ke Market Values Target Values All sources All borrowings Tax should would not be available on new debt, P.E. Ratio would increase, EBIT and EPS PAT and EPS Retained earnings are cost free, External Equity is cheaper than Internal Equity, Weighted Average cost of all debts, Rate of Return expected by Equity Shareholders, Average Return on Investment, (c) Weighted Average Cost of Capital, Market Price is equal to Book Value of share, Shareholders are ready to subscribe to right issue, Higher Equity, Higher Debt, Total of Liability side of Balance Sheet, Equity Funds, Preference Capital and Long term De Time Value of Money, Rate of Interest, Beta Factor Market Rate of Return Equity Share Capital Preference Share Capital, Interest is tax-deductible It reduces WACC, Cost of Equity, Cost of Capital, Face value of debentures is more than face valueEquity shares have higher risk than debt, CAPM Dividend Discount Model Business Risk Financing Risk, Marketing Risk, Interest Rate Risk, Addition, Multiplication, High debt proportion, Lower debt proportion, Fixed Cost of Production, Fixed Interest Cost, Fixed cost of production, Variable Cost, Contribution ÷ EBIT, EBIT÷PBT, EBIT÷ Contribution, EBIT÷ PBT, High OL, High FL Low OL, Low FL, Equity shares Loans, EBIT = Interest, EBIT = Zero, Financial leverage, Operating leverage, EBIT and PBT, EBIT and EPS, Increases OL Increases FL Financial leverage Combined leverage Sales Increases, Sales Decreases CL= OL + FL, CL=OL-FL, OL is zero, FL is zero, OL is one FL is one OL will increase FL will increase If sales increase by 2.8%, the EBIT will increase If EBIT increase by 2.896, the EPS will increase by Debt, Equity, Flotation Cost, Dividend MP of Equity Shares Number of Equity Shares Always beneficial, May be beneficial, Rate of Interest < Rate of Return, Rate of Interest > Rate of Return, EPS is zero, EPS is Minimum, EPS is one EPS is zero Rate of Dividend, After Tax Rate of Dividend, Executive and incidental finance function Routine and auxilary finance function Financial structure Capitalisation Excess capital Earnings are not justified by th institution Under capitalisation Over capitalisation Under capitalised Over Capitalised Equity will be more than debt Debt will be more than Equity Maximum cost of capital Maximum market value of shares fund, risk, interest, control and time flexibilty, risk, income, control and time EBIT/EBT EBT/EBIT % change in EPS/% change in EBIT % change in EBT/% change in ebt EBIT will be zero EBTwill ne zero Maximisation of sales Maximisation of profit Raising of funds Management of Cash investment,financing and divident decision investment, sales and financing decision Utilisation of fund Procurement of funds Personal finance Public finance Proper utilisation of profits Raising profit by using debt funds Preparation of budgets for raising capital Making investment decision in long term expenditu Statement of deficiency of total amount of capitalA statement showing total amount of capital to be r Working capital Long term capital Maximise the market value of the firm Minimise cost of capital Csot of raising funds Cost of utilising funds Same different terms EBIT will be the same for alternative financial pla EPS will be the same for alternaive financial plan Equel to interest Interest+(DP/1-T) Fixed cost Variqble cost Share holders stake holders income statement balance sheet liquidity solvency Simplicity of decision- making Unlimited liability Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Security and Exchange Commission Income statement Statement of financial position C D Company to Government Holding to Subsidiary Company Market value is unaffected by Dividend policy All of the above Equity Share Capital plus Preference Share Capital, Equity Share Capital plus Long-term Debt. Debentures, Retained earnings. Neither (a) nor (b) Both (a) and (b). Rate of Interest on Fixed Deposits None of the above Risk-free Rate of Interest basis,. None of the above k0, kc, Cost of Debentures, Cost of Retained Earnings. New Debts, Retained Earnings. Additional Interests, None of the above. Net Profit Ratio Gross Profit Ratio Both (a) and (b None of the above. Book Values All of the above Share capital Share Bonds & Debentures. Equity shareholders would demand higher return, Rate of Return of the company would decrease Sales and EPS Sales and EBIT Retained Earnings are cheaper than External Equity, Retained Earnings are costlier than External Equity. Average IRR of the Projects of the firm, Minimum Rate of Return that the firm should earn. Net Profit Ratio Average Cost of borrowing. Market Price is more than Issue Price, Any of the three options. Lower Debt, None of the above Total Shareholders Equity, Types of Capital Issued by a Company. Tax-deductibility of Interest, Dividends not Payable to lenders. Market Price of Equity Share Risk-free Rate of Interest. Debentures, (a) and (b) above. Does not dilute owners control, All of the above. Flotation Cost, Marginal Cost of Capital. Equity shares are easily saleable, All of the three above. Rate of Pref. Dividend Plus Risk Price-Earnings Ratio. Production Risk Credit Risk Foreign Exchange Risk Financing risk Subtraction, Any of these Equal debt and equity, No debt Variable Cost, None of the above Interest Cost, None of the above EBIT ÷Interest, EBIT ÷Tax EBIT÷ Sales, EBIT ÷ Variable Cost High OL, Low FL None of these bonds Preference shares. EBIT = Fixed Cost, EBIT = Pref. Dividend Combined leverage, None of the above Sales and PBT, Sales and EPS Decreases OL Decreases FL Operating leverage None of the above Both (a) and (b) None of the above OL= OL × FL, OL=OL÷FL CL is zero, None of the above OL is zero, FL is zero OL will decrease FL will decrease If sales rise by 1%, EBIT will rise by 2.8%, None of the above Fixed Cost, Variable Cost Required Rate of Return None of the above Face Value of Equity Shares None of the above Never beneficial, None of the above. Both (a) and (b), None of (d) and (b). EPS is highest, None of these. EPS is Infinite EPS is Negative. Discount Rate that equates PV of inflows and out-flows None of the above. Incidential and routine finance function Auxilary and subsidiary finance function make up of capitalisation Share capital Capital is more than debt capital is more than assets Optimum capitalisation High rate of interest Proper capitalised All of the above Long term liability more than current liability Assets more than liability Maximum market value of firm Maximum market value of debt fund,return,investment,capital and taxation finance,return, investment,control and taxation EAIT/EBT EAIT/EBIT % change in EAIT/ % change in EBT % change in EPS/% change in EAIT EPS will be zero EBIT and EBT will be the same Maximisation of wealth Maximisation of production Raising and effective utilisation of funds management of fund utilisation investment, divident and cash decision investment,finance and cash decision Procurement and utilisation of fund None of the above Private finance None of the above Keeping profit for paying future divident Keeping profit for meeting future finance requirements Making investment decision in working capital All of the above A statement showing different sources of finance None of the above both a and b None of the above both a and b None of the above Cost of raising and utilising funds None of the above don'nt know No Comment Financial break even point occurs No difference between EBIT and EPS both a and b None of the above Total cost All of the above Creditors customers statement of cash flows none of the above return none of the above Low operational costs None of the above American Accounting Association Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Balance sheet None of the above Correct Answer Weightage (5 ScalModule option2 1 2 option3 5 2 option2 2 2 option4 2 2 option2 2 2 option1 2 2 option2 1 2 option3 1 2 option3 2 2 option1 1 2 option2 1 2 option2 3 2 option2 3 2 option4 2 2 option1 2 2 option3 3 2 option3 3 2 option3 4 2 option4 3 2 option2 3 2 option4 4 2 option2 2 2 option2 1 2 option3 1 2 option3 5 2 option3 4 2 option4 1 2 option3 1 2 option2 2 2 option3 2 2 option1 2 2 option4 4 2 option3 1 2 option1 3 2 option1 3 2 option3 2 2 option1 2 2 option2 2 2 option3 2 2 option1 1 2 option2 1 2 option2 1 2 option2 3 2 option2 5 2 option2 2 2 option3 2 2 option3 1 2 option4 4 2 option2 2 2 option4 1 2 option3 5 2 option3 2 1 option3 1 1 option2 2 1 option2 3 1 option1 4 1 option4 1 1 option2 3 1 option3 5 1 option1 2 1 option3 3 1 option2 4 1 option2 3 1 option1 3 1 option2 4 1 option3 3 1 option2 4 1 option1 5 1 option1 3 1 option3 2 1 option3 5 1 option3 1 1 option1 4 1 option2 5 1 option3 4 1 option4 2 1 option4 3 1 option1 4 1 option2 5 1 option3 4 1 option1 5 1 option1 2 1 option2 3 1 option3 4 1 option 1 5 1 option2 1 1 option3 5 1 option1 3 1 option2 2 1 option3 2 1 option4