Equity #30 - Return Concepts Flashcards

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equity risk premium (ERP)

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LOS 30.b

  • equity risk premium (ERP) - additional return above risk-free rate investors require for holding risky equity securities

ERP = Rreq - Rf

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required return for a stock

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LOS 30.b

  • use ERP and beta (i.e. level of systematic risk component for the stock) to determine the required return for the stock

Ri = Rf + ß(RM - Rf)

  • risk-free rate should be equal to the investor’s investment horizon
    • T bills for short horizon
    • T bonds for longer holding periods
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IRR (def)

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LOS 30.a

IRR is the discount rate needed to make DCF equal the current price

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required return for stock “j”

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LOS 30.b

required return for stock “j” = risk-free premium + equity risk premium + other adjustments for j

Rj = Rf + ßRprem + b(other factor)

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what does “ex ante” mean?

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LOS 30.b

“forward-looking”

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3 types of ex ante estimates of the equity risk premium

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LOS 30.b

  • Gordon Growth Model (GGM)
  • macroeconomic models - use current info, but are appropriate only for developed countries where public equities represent a relatively large share of the economy
  • survey estimates - easy to obtain, but can have wide disparity between opinions
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models used to estimate the required return on equity

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LOS 30.c

  • CAPM: Rj = Rf + ßRprem
  • Multifactor model: Rj = Rf + Rprem1 + Rprem2​ + … + Rpremn
  • Fama-French model:
    Rj = Rf + ßmkt,j(Rmkt - Rf) + ßSMB,j(Rsmall - Rbig​) + ßHML,j(RHBM - RLBM​),
    HML = “high minus low B/M value”, HBM = “high B/M”, LBM = “low B/M”
  • Pastor-Stambaugh model: Fama-French plus a liquidity factor and prem
  • Build-up method: Rj = Rf + equity Rprem + size prem + firm-specific prem
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steps for estimating beta for thinly-traded and non-public companies

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LOS 30.d

For analyzed company “j”:

  1. identify publicly-traded benchmark company: “k”
  2. estimate beta of the benchmark company: ßk
  3. unlever the benchmark company’s beta:
    ßunl,k = ßk[1/(1+Dk/Ek)], Dk/Ek = debt-to-equity ratio for k
  4. relever beta using capital structure of the company being analyzed:
    ßj = ßunl,k(1+Dj/Ej), Dk/Ek = debt-to-equity ratio for j
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