14. Financing Sources Flashcards

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The 72 rule (important)

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to double the money, divide 72 by the interest rate to get the number of year

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2
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define stock

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portion of ownership in a corporation

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3
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define common stock

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basic form of ownership which have voting rights for major issues

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4
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define blue-chip stock

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common stock of
- well-established and respected company
- sound financial history
- stable pattern of dividend payout

examples: Digi, TM, Genting Malaysia

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5
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define dividend

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payment to shareholder, on a per-share basis, out of a company earnings

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6
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define market value

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current price of a share of stock in stock market

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7
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define book value

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value of a common stock expressed as
- firm owner equity divided by the number of common shares

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define securities

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stocks, bonds, and mutual funds representing secured

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9
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define securities market

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market where bonds and stocks are sold

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primary and secondary securities market

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primary for new stocks and bonds
secondary for existing stocks and bonds

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Securities Commission Malaysia (important)

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to regulating and systematically developing capital market in Malaysia

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12
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investment bank

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financial institution that specialized in issuing and reselling new securities

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stock exchange

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organisation that provide institutional auction setting in which stock can be bought and sold
- Bursa Malaysia

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bull market and bear market (important)

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bull - rising stock price lasting 12 months or more than that, giving confidence for future gain and motivation to buy

bear - falling stock price, giving motivation to sell

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15
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define market index

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statistical indicator used to track performance and change in prices of stock market

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16
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risk return relationship (important)

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safer investment - lower return
riskier investment - higher return

17
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define interest dividend yield

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percentage of yearly dividend income divided by current market value of investment

18
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price appreciation

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increase of value of investment at two points in time

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define capital gain

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profit from increasing investment

20
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define total return

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sum of interest dividend yield and capital gain

21
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formula of investment return (important)

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( (current dividend + capital gain) / original investment )x100%

22
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define diversification

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invest in several different kind of investments

23
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define asset allocation

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allocate relative amount of fund to each of several investments alternatively

24
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define portfolio

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combined holdings of all financial investments

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4 sources of fund
- owners' savings - borrow from bank - solicit cash from private outside investors - sell bonds to public
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debt financing and equity financing
debt - long-term borrowing from outside source of the company (long-term loan) equity - using owner's funds from inside the company (common stock)
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pros of debt financing
- speed of availability - no public disclosure
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pros of equity financing
- no interest - cash flow - less risk
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cons of equity financing
- dividend to shareholder is more expensive than the interest - retained earnings as source causing low dividend to shareholders
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secured bond and unsecured bond
secured - borrower pledging asset as collateral to the lender unsecured - do not required collateral, to meet short term operating expenses
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corporate bond
obligating the company to pay interest periodically and repay the principal at the maturity
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bond indenture
legal document containing complete detail of a bond issue
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define maturity date
the date when the repayment of bond is due
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define face value
- par value - the amount of money the lender lent to the borrower - the lender will receive upon the repayment
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3 type of corporate bond
- short-term (<5years) - intermediate term (5-10years) - long term (>10 years)
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example of equity financing
becoming a public corporation
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initial public offering (IPO)
the first sale of company stock to the public
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what is prospectus
a file containing information of security to be offered and the issuing company