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Page 1: Chapter 1, Fundamentals by Ross et. al. 3040.02 notes by A.P. Palasvirta, Ph.D

Chapter 1, Fundamentals by Ross et. al.

3040.02 notes by A.P. Palasvirta, Ph.D.

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Corporate Finance Investments International finance Derivatives

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Time value of money Capital Budgeting Risk and Return Capital Stucture

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Markets Valuation Portfolio Selection Equity Valuation Model

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Exchange Rate Exchange Markets Parity Conditions & Exposure Foreign (Direct & Portfolio) Investment

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Options Option Strategies Futures Swaps

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What are the responsibilities of the CEO Strategic management (create a business

plan) Tactical management (implement strategy)

Capital budgetingWhat projects to take onHow much to spend on research and

development Financing

Debt, equityShort-term, long-term

Working capital managementCurrent asset managementCurrent liability management

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Information requirementsPro forma income statement tracks

expected cash flows for the length of the investment Pro forma means guesses about what these will

bePositive cash flows (revenues)Negative cash flows (costs)

Weighted average cost of capital What return the firm will have to pay investors

on average whether equity or bond holders Needed to discount future cash flows back to the

present

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Where the firms obtains its financingSome financing options

Retain earnings Issue new equity Issue debt

Bills (discount, zero-coupon) Bonds (debentures, coupon bonds)Mortgage bonds

Bank financing Sale of assets Lease

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Equity versus debt financingRisk of default

Equity holders lose control of the firm GM, Ford, Citibank

Lower cost of financing Interest cost lower Tax deductibility of interest payments

Measures debt ratiodebt to equity ratioTimes interest earned (TIE ratio)

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Current asset managementCashMarketable securitiesReceivables Inventories (input & output)

Current liability managementPayablesAccrual accounts

Wages, salaries Interest payments Taxes Benefits (pensions, health insurance)

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sole proprietorshipcomplete controlunlimited liability

general partnershipall partners share in gains and lossesunlimited liability

limited partnership liability limited to amount contributed to

partnership

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articles on incorporationset out basics of the firm, name, etc.

bylaws rules determining how the organization is to

be run ownership based on shares owned

limited liability to the value of the sharesshares easily traded on exchanges

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long-term - increase the value of the firmMaximize PV of net cash flows of the firm

increase revenues and other incomecapital budgeting decisions adding new

projects decrease costs

substituting less expensive for more expensive factors

reduce the weighted average cost of capital

ethical questionsgreen solutions?

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conflict between principal and agentmanagement hired by stockholders to

maximize valuemanagement would prefer to maximize

benefits direct agency costs

diversion of resources to managememtcost of monitoring (auditing function)

managerial compensation corporate control

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Managerial compensationOptimal compensation

Salary Stock options Bonuses

Who controls the firmStockholders?Board of directors?CEO?

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stockholders management labor customers suppliers tax authorities (local, provincial,

national) Neighbors

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Short-term instrumentsCommercial bills

Finance general liquidity needs Issued through investment banks, traded in

secondary marketsLines of credit

Finance general liquidity needs Issued through commercial banks, traded in

secondary marketsBankers acceptances

Trade credit Issued through commercial banks, traded in

secondary markets

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Coupon bondsFinance general long-term financing needs Issued through investment banks, traded in

secondary markets Mortgage bonds

Finance specific capital intensive projects Issued through investment banks, traded in

secondary markets Preferred & common stock

Finance both general and specific needs Issued through investment banks, traded in

secondary markets

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chartered banks lines of credit loansexport financing

investment bankscommercial billsbondspreferred stockcommon stock)

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insurance companies discountmortgages receivablesbankers acceptances

auction markets (central location)TSE, CDNX, NYSE, etc.

over-the-counter (OTC) markets foreign exchange marketsNASDAQ (dealers hold position in assets)

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compartmentalize riskoptions truncate the return distribution forwards & forwards

eliminate the price volatility generally at a cost (bid-ask) spread

swaps

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