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Corporate Finance

The document provides definitions and formulas for key financial concepts related to balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements, ratio analysis, valuation, and investment decisions. It includes the basic accounting equation that assets are equal to liabilities plus shareholders' equity. It also outlines formulas for calculating financial ratios, net present value, internal rate of return, bond valuation, stock valuation, and other common financial metrics.

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Corporate Finance

The document provides definitions and formulas for key financial concepts related to balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements, ratio analysis, valuation, and investment decisions. It includes the basic accounting equation that assets are equal to liabilities plus shareholders' equity. It also outlines formulas for calculating financial ratios, net present value, internal rate of return, bond valuation, stock valuation, and other common financial metrics.

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BALANCE SHEET EQUATION:

Assets = Liabilities + Stokeholders’ equity

Net working capital = Currents assets – Current liabilities

[in case to have financial statement year1]


Dividends = (Dividends year1 / Net income year1) Net income
Addition to retained earnings = Net income – Dividends
[or ARE= Net income(1 – d) [d: payout ratio]]
Equity = Equity year1 + addition to retained earnings

INCOME STATEMENT:
Income = Revenue – expenses

Earnings per share = Net income / Total shares outstanding


Dividends per share = Dividends / Total shares outstanding

Taxes:
Average tax rate: tax bill / taxable income

CASH FLOW:
Cash flow from the firm’s assets = CF to the firm’s creditors + CF to equity investors

Cash flow to creditors = interest paid – net new borrowing


::: Net new borrowing = Long-term debts last year – Long-term debt begin

Cash flow to stockholders = dividends – [(common stock last year + APIS last year) – (common
stock begin + APIS begin)] (APIS: Additional paid-in surplus)
Cash flow = Operating cash flow - Capital spending - Addition to net working capital
Operating cash flow = earnings before interest and taxes + depreciation – taxes
Capital spending = Acquisitions of fixed taxes – sales of fixed taxes
Or Capital spending = Ending net fixed assets – beginning of fixed assets + depreciation
Addition to net working capital (change in net working capital) = net working capital last year –
net working capital begin

RATIO ANALYSIS
Current ratio = current assets / current liabilities
Quick ratio = Current assets – Inventory / Current liabilities
Total debt ratio = Total assets – Total equity / Total assets

Debt-equity ratio = Total debt / Total equity


Equity multiplier = Total assets / Total equity; (Total assets = total equity + total debt)
Or Equity multiplier = 1 + Debt-equity ratio

Time interest earned ratio = EBIT / Interest


Cash coverage ratio = EBIT + (depreciation and amortization) / Interest

Inventory turnover = Cost of goods sold / Inventory


Days’ sales in inventory = 365 days / inventory turnover

Receivables turnover = Sales / Accounts receivable


Days’ sales in receivables = 365 days / receivables turnover

[big picture ratio: for every dollar in assets, the company generated TAT in sales]
Total assets turnover (TAT) = Sales / Total assets
PROFITABILITY MEASURES
Profit margin = Net income / Sales
EBITDA margin = EBITDA / Sales
Capital intensity ratio = Total assets / Sales

Return on Assets (ROA) = Net income / Total assets


Return on Equity (ROE) = Net income / Total Equity
or ROE = ROA x Equity multiplier
Dupont identity: ROE = Profit margin x Total assets turnover x Equity multiplier

MARKET VALUE MEASURES


Earnings per share (EPS) = Net income / Shares outstanding
Price-earnings ratio (PE) = Price per share / Earnings per share

Market-to-book ratio = Market value per share / Book value per share
where Book value per share = total equity / shares outstanding

Enterprise value = Market capitalization + Market value of interest bearing debt – Cash

Internal growth rate = ROA x b / 1 – ROA x b ; (b: plowback or retention)


b = Addition to retained earnings / Net income
or b = 1 – Dividend payout ratio = 1 – (cash dividends / net income)
Sustainable growth rate = ROE x b / 1 – ROE x b

External financial need (EFN) = Increment expected in assets - Increment expected in liabilities
and equity

Payout ratio = dividend / net income;


[payout ratio= (dividends y1 / net income y1)
VALUATION
Present value of investment: PV = CF1 / 1 + r; [CF1: cash flow date 1, r: rate of return]
Net present value of investment: cost or benefit of a decision
NPV = - cost + PV of next year sale

Compound interest:
Future value of an investment: FV = Co x (1+r)^t;
[Co: cash to invest, r: rate of investment, t:periods]

Discounting: compute Co (or it’s PV bellow)


Present value of investment: PV = Ct / (1+r)^t
Periods: compute t

Interest rate: r = (FV / Co)^1/t – 1

Simple interest:
FVsimple = Co + (t x (Co x r))

Effective annual rate:


EAR = (1 + r/m)^m – 1 ; r: annual percentage rate
Annual percentage rate = interest rate per period x number of periods in a year

Future value of compounding: FV = Co x (1+r/m)^mT

Continuous compounding: FV = Co x e^rT


Present value of Perpetuity: PV = C / r ; [r: relevant interest rate]

Present value of Growing Perpetuity: PV = C / r – g ; [g: rate of growth per period, r: appropriate
discount rate]

Present value of Annuity: PV = C [1/r – (1/r(1+r) ^T)]


Or PV = C [1 – (1/(1+r)^T)] / r

Future value of Annuity: PV = C [((1+r) ^T – 1)/r]

Growing Annuity: PV = C [(1 – ((1+g) / (1+r))^T) / r – g]

Present value of a firm:


Net cash flows: NPV = - Cost + C x PVIFA(r, T) ;
PVIFA(r, T) = [1 – 1/(1+r)^T]/r

NET PRESENT VALUE


[Net present value of investment: cost or benefit of a decision]
NPV = - cost + PV of the cash flows of the project
PV = CF1 / 1 + r; [CF1: cash flow date 1, r: rate of return]
*If NPV > 0, accept it

Payback method:
Payback period = # of complete period + (Cost – cashflow1 – cashflown…) / cashflow next
period needed to complete investment
For annuity: Payback period = Cost / annual cash flow
Discounted payback period:
1. PV = Cashflow / (1+r)^t ; r: discount rate , t: period
2. Apply payback period method with the new cashflows.

Internal rate of return (IRR): NPV = 0. Compute r.


*If IRR=>RR, accept it

Profitability index (PI) = PV of cash flows subsequent to initial investment / Initial Investment
*If PI > 1, accept it

CAPITAL INVESTMENT DECISIONS

Net working capital = Current assets – Current liabilities

Income before taxes (taxable income) = Sales revenue - Operating costs - Depreciation
Net income = Income before taxes – tax expense; (tax expense: tax rate x taxable income)

Total cash flow of investment = Cost asset + Opportunity cost + Change in net working capital
Cash flow for operations = Sales revenues + Operating cost + Taxes
Total cash flow of the project = Cash flow for operations + Total cash flow of investment

Salvage value:
If book value = 0: After-tax salvage value = Salvage value x (1 – tax rate)
Tax liability = tax rate x (sales price – book value)
After-tax salvage value = sales price – Tax liability

Net book value = Cost – Accumulated Depreciation


Or After-tax salvage value = market value + (Book value – Market value) x tax rate
Gain on sale = salvage value – net book value
Tax due = gain on sale x tax rate
-so: after tax cash flow = salvage value – tax due

Depreciation (straight-line method):


Annual depreciation expense = (cost of the asset – salvage value) / useful life of the asset
Straight line depreciation rate = Annual depreciation expense / (cost of the asset – salvage value)

Real interest rate = [(1+Nominal interest rate) / (1+inflation rate)] -1


*For very low interest rate and inflation: Real interest rate = Nominal interest rate - inflation rate

Net Present value = - Cost + OFC ; (OFC: Operating Cash Flow)


Bottom up approach:
OFC = (Sales – Costs) x (1 – tc) + (Depreciation x tc);
[sales-cost=savings or pretax operation costs; tc: corporate tax rate]

Also: OFC = [(Priceunit – Costunit) x Units – Fixed cost] x (1 – tax rate) + (Deprecia. x tax rate)

Using top-down approach: OFC = Sales – Cash cost – Taxes

Also: Operating cash flow (OCF) = Net income + Depreciation

NET PRESENT VALUE OF A PROJECT = - Cost + [OFC x PVIFA(r,T)]

EAC = NPV of a project / PVIFA(r,T)


SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS

Revenues:
Number of assets sold per year = market share x market size per year

Annual sales revenues = Number of assets sold per year x Price per unit

Costs:
Variable cost per year = Variable cost per unit x Number of assets sold per year
Total cost before taxes per year = Variable cost per year + Fixed cost per year

Net accounting Profit = (Revenues – Variable cost -Fixed cost – Depreciation ) x (1 – tax rate
Contribution margin = Net income + Depreciation + Fixed costs
Or Contribution margin = Sales price – Variable cost

Aftertax profit = (Sales price – Variable cost) x (1 – tax rate)

Accounting profit break-even point:


Fixed cost + Depreciation / Sales price – Variable cost

Equivalent annual cost (EAC) = Initial investment / T-year annuity factor at return tax
= Initial investment / PVIFA (r, T)

Present value break-even point:


[EAC + (Fixed costs x (1 – taxrate)) – (Depreciation x taxrate)] / (Sales price – Variable cost) x
(1 – tax rate)

MONTE CARLO SIMULATION


Revenues = Market size x Market share x Price per unit
Costs = Fixed manufacturing costs + Variable manufacturing costs + Marketing costs + Selling
costs
Initial investment = Cost of patent + Test marketing costs + Cost of production facility

Go to market now: NPV = Csuccess (Prob. Of success) + Cfailure (Prob. Of failure)


-Test marketing first (or Research option):
NPV = Co + {[ Csuccess (Prob. Of success)] + [Cfailure (Prob. Of failure)}/ (1 + R)^t
-Focus group and consulting firm:
NPV = Co + Csuccess (Prob. Of success) + Cfailure (Prob. Of failure)

BOND VALUATION

Coupon rate = Coupon value / Par value

Total Bond Value = Present value of face value + Annuity present value of coupons
Total Bond Value = F / (1+r)^T + C x PVIFA (r, T)

Effective annual rate = (1 + r)^t – 1 ; t:period in a year(2)


Real and nominal rate: R: nominal rate; r: real rate; h: inflation
Approximate rate: R = r + h
Exact: 1 + R = (1 + r) x (1 + h)

Break-even tax: corporate bond rate x (1 – m) = muni rate

Invoice price = Clean price + Accrued interest

Promised yield (y) = (Price in one year / Current price of corporate bond) - 1
Aftertax yield tax on treasury bond = (1 – tax bracket) x treasury bond selling rate

STOCK VALUATION

Dividend per share : [g = growth rate]


Year 1=Do (1+g)
Year 2= Do (1+g)^2
Year n= Do (1+g)^n

Price of a share: [R = rate of return]


Case 1: Constant dividend: Po = Do / R
Case 2: Dividends growth at a constant rate: Po = D1 / R – g
*or general: Pn = Dn+1 / R – g

Firm’s growth rate: g = retention ratio x Return on retained earnings (ROE)


[retention ratio = Retained earnings / Earnings]

R = Dividend yield + Capital gains yield = Div/Po + g

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