Dr. Keith M. Howe
Financial Management II
Summer 2005
10 Things you should about Financial Management
- Time value of money
- Compounding and discounting
- Present value and future value
- The magic of time line
- Annuity, growing annuity, perpetuity, and growing perpetuity
- Non-annual compounding
- APR and EAR
- Valuation of securities
- Bonds (discount bonds as well as coupon bonds)
- Yield to Maturity (YTM)
- Preferred shares
- Common stocks
General formula
Dividend Growth Model
(EPS/r) + PVGO
etc.
- NPV and Capital Budgeting
- Cash Flows From Assets
Operating Cash Flow (EBIT + Depreciation – Taxes)
+ Changes in NWC
+ Capital Spending
- The discount rate (real versus nominal)
- Corporate Investment Strategy and NPV
- Real Options (definition, key variables in option pricing)
- Investment with different lives
Repeated Project and Equivalent Annuity Cost (EAC)
- Alternative Investment Rules
- Payback, NPV, IRR, and PI
- Risk
- Expected Return and Standard Deviation of a Security
- Portfolio Risk
- Expected Return and Standard Deviation of a Portfolio
- Distinguishing Covariance from Correlation and Knowing how to use each
- CAPM and BETA
- Risk, Return, and Capital Budgeting
- WACC
How to calculate (market weights, cost of debt, cost of equity, etc.)
How to use it after calculation
- When WACC would not be applicable to Project Evaluation?
- What are the solutions to this problem?
The divisional cost of capital
Pure play approach
Subjective approach
- Capital Structure
- Why Do Firms Borrow
- Capital Structure in a Perfect Market
MM Proposition 1
MM Proposition 2
- Capital Structure and Market Imperfections
Corporate taxes and revised MM Propositions
Cost of financial distress
Take on large risks
Under-investment
“Milk” the property
Personal taxes
- Two alternatives for Valuation
- A practical approach to capital structure
- Capital Structure and Capital Budgeting
- The APV approach
- The flows-to-equity
- The WACC approach
- Dividend Policy
- Dividend policy in a perfect market
- The impact of market imperfection
- Guidelines in choosing dividend policy
- Financial Planning
- Short term and long term
- The Operating Cycle and the Cash Cycle
- Alternative Financing Policies for Current Assets
- Cash Management