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Chap 2: 1. CF (A) OCF - Capital Spending - 2. CF (B) Debt Service - Long-Term Debt
Chap 2: 1. CF (A) OCF - Capital Spending - 2. CF (B) Debt Service - Long-Term Debt
Chap 2: 1. CF (A) OCF - Capital Spending - 2. CF (B) Debt Service - Long-Term Debt
the cash flows received from the firm’s assets (that is, its operating activities), CF(A), must equal the cash flows to
the firm’s creditors, CF(B), and equity investors, CF(S):
CF(A) ≡ CF(B) + CF(S)
1. CF(A) = OCF - Capital spending - 2. CF(B) = Debt service - long-term debt
Additions to net working capital financing = Interest paid - Net new
borrowing = Interest paid - (Ending
long-term debt - Beginning long-term
debt)
Cash increased in the year = OCF + investing CF + Debt service = Interest paid + retirement of debt =
financing CF Interest paid – (new debt – repayment of old debt)
OCF: Operating cash flow
a.OCF = EBIT (Earnings before interest and taxes) + 3. CF(S) = Dividends paid - Net new
Depreciation - Current taxes equity raised = Dividends paid - (Stock
(Current tax = net income – pretax income) sold - Stock repurchased)
OCF = Net income + noncash expenses + Net working
capital
CHAP 3
EV = market value of outstanding shares of stock + market value of outstanding interest bearing debt - cash on hand
Internal rate of return (IRR): Discounted payback period = Madatory discount rate
CF year 1 CF year 2 Year 1 – year 3: 2 period
0=−initial cost + + +…
1+ IRR ( 1+ IRR )2 CF year 1 CF year 2
DPB=2+initial cost − − ¿
Investing project: IRR ≥ r, accepted, IRR < r, rejected 1+r ¿¿
(financing project ngược lại: IRR < r accept)
incremental IRR (given project A and B):
CF 1 of A−CF 1 B CF 2 A−CF 2 B
0=−initial cost of A− (−initial cost of B )+ + +…
1+ IRR ( 1+ IRR )2
CHAP 15
If cumulative voting is permitted
- the total number of votes that each shareholder may cast is determined:
(the number of shares (owned or controlled)) * (the number of directors to be elected)
- Total number of votes is also the the number of shares (owned or controlled)
- the only way to guarantee a seat is to own 50 percent + 1 share
Expected value of bond in one year = (Probability × Price of bond) + (Probability × Callable price bond)
CHAP 16
V=B+S
V: the value of the firm
B: the market value of the debt (the value of the firm’s
bonds or debt). RB
S: the market value of the equity (the value of the is the cost of debt (pretax).
firm’s stock or equity) R0: the cost of capital for an all-equity firm (RWACC = R0)
R0 = RU + (B/S)*(1 – TC) * (RU - pretax cost of
debt)
annual interest tax shield = numbers of shares outstanding*face value*coupon rate*tax rate
Annual tax shield on debt = numbers of bonds outstanding*face value* coupon rate*tax rate
PVtax shield = tax rate * amount of debt
KHÔNG CÓ THUẾ CÓ THUẾ:
MM I: VL = VU
B
MM II: R ( S )=R ( 0 ) + ∗( R ( 0 )−R ( B ) )
S
MM II
B
R ( S )=R ( 0 ) + ∗( R ( 0 )−R ( B ) )∗(1−t ( c ))
S
B/S = equity multiplier – 1
Chap 19
Total value = (dividend per share*(1+percent earned from funds) + final liquidating dividend)*total shares owned
Div1 and Div0: dividends in the next year and dividends in the current year, respectively. EPS 1 is earnings per share in
the next year.
Small stock dividends (less than 20-25%) Large stock dividends (>20-25%)
=> increase common stock in par value => increase common stock in par value
=> excess capital: increase = market value – par value => excess capital: not change
=> retained earnings: giảm đúng = số tăng của common => retained earnings: giảm đúng = số tăng của common
stock và excess capital stock
The difference between a small and large stock dividend is that you value shares in a large dividend at par and
Stock split:
=> common stock, exess capital, retained earnings not change
=> par value decrease, shares increase (2 cái này tỉ lệ nghịch với nhau)
Vd: 3 for 2 stock split: par value = amount*(2/3) , Shares = amount*(3/2)
total equity not change through stock dividends and stock split
CHAP 26
1. ARyear end = amount collected in last quarter*collection period/days of 1 quarter
2. Days of 1 quarter = days one year / 4 = 360 / 4 = 90 (assume 1 year has 360 days)
3. Ending AR = Starting AR + Sales – Collections
4. Fourth quarter collections =
(days of 1quarter− AR period) AR period
∗sales amount of 4 th quarter + ∗sales amount of 3 rd quarter
days of 1 quarter days of 1 quarter
5. Quarter 3 disbursements =
(days of 1quarter− AP period ) AP period
∗3 rd quarter purchases+ ∗2 nd quarter purchases
days of 1 quarter days of 1 quarter
AR period AR period
6. Month collection = ∗sales of tháng cần tính+ ∗sales of previous month
days 1 month days 1 month
days one year days one year
7. Cash cycle = assets – liabilities = +days sales∈receivables−
inventory turnover payables turnover
8. Payables turnover = supplier purchases amount or COGS / average accounts payable
9. Operating cycle = Inventory period + Accounts receivable period = Cash cycle + Accounts
payable period (trong cash cycle có trừ account payable period rồi)
10. Net working capital + Fixed assets = Long-term debt + Equity
11. Net working capital = (Cash + Other current assets) - Current liabilities = current assets -
Current liabilities
12. Cash = Long-term debt + Equity + Current liabilities - Current assets other than cash - Fixed
assets
13. Amount borrowed = borrowed or 14. Effective interest rate = annual interest /
purchased amount / (1-compensating borrowed or purchased amount
balance requirement)
15. Annual interest = amount borrowed*int
rate
17. Cumulative surplus: the amount the firm can repay on its loan
18. Cumulative surplus = beginning cash balance + net cash inflow - minimum cash balance (due
to maitaining policy)