Overview of Financial Management Flashcards

1
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Capital Budgeting Decision

A

Decision made by the financial management department on internal investments

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2
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Investment Decision

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Decision made by the financial management department on external investments

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3
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What are the two main aspects of financial managements?

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Minimize the cost of financing, minimize the risk to cash flow

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4
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What are the two things finance people do?

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Rearrange/translate/exchange cash flows over time, and manage risk

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5
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What is the main aspect of translating cash flows over time?

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Converting today’s dollars into equivalent future value

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6
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What is a security?

A

A way of rearranging/translating/exchanging cash flows over time; investments

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7
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What is risk?

A

Uncertainty of future cash flows

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8
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Assets only have positive value today if

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it gets more valuable in the future

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9
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Value is based on

A

future cash flows

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10
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Risk Aversion

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Given two securities equally priced but with different degrees of risk, the rational investor would choose the one with lower risk

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11
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Value is also known as

A

theoretical value, fair market value, no-arbitrage price

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12
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The price of something is

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what the seller wants you to pay for it

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13
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Fair market value is

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the value of something based on theory and does not include profit

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14
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What makes the fair market value of something change?

A

Change in expected/estimated future cash flows

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15
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What makes the price of something change?

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Market forces (supply & demand)

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16
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Profit

A

Market Price - Value

17
Q

Decision Criteria

A

Basis for investing

18
Q

Holding period

A

Amount of time you own the investment

19
Q

Profit of an investment

A

Available market price at the end of the holding period - price paid at the beginning of the holding period

20
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Rate of Profit

A

The percentage increase in the price (or value) of a financial asset

21
Q

Rate of Growth

A

Profit/Investment

22
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Rate of Profit may be thought of as

A

rate of wealth creation

23
Q

Spot transaction

A

Passage of time does not matter

24
Q

Investment transaction

A

Passage of time matters

25
Q

New Price is equal to

A

Old Price(1 + Percentage of change)

26
Q

The fair market value of the security is

A

the amount of money (in today’s dollars) the company must promise to pay in the future to those who buy security

27
Q

Profit equation

A

(New Price - Old Price)/Old Price or New Price/Old Price - 1

28
Q

What do we use rate of return?

A

Investments expressed as rates of return can be compared on the same basis and without bias