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Ch4-6 Flashcards

1
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Asset Usage Efficiency Lever

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One of the three parts of the DuPont = S/TA.

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Cash Budget

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A forecasting tool typically used for the short term (a year or so)

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DFN

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Discretionary financing (or funds) needed. How much cash the firm needs in a pro forma statement.

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Discretionary Accounts

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Another name for non-spontaneous accounts.

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Dividend Payout Ratio

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Dividends/Net Income.

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Dividend Policy

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The amount of dividends management decides to pay out to shareholders.

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EFN

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External financing (or funds) needed. Another name for DFN.

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Excess Capacity

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When fixed assets do not need to increase as sales increase.

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Full Capacity

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When fixed assets have to increase if the firm wants to increase sales.

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Leverage Lever

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DuPont = TA/TE, also known as the equity multiplier.

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Non-Spontaneous Accounts

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Financial accounts that do not vary directly with sales.

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Percent of Sales Forecast

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A way to make pro forma financial statements based on a sales prediction and how accounts vary with sales.

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13
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Plowback Ratio

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Another name for the retention ratio.

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Pro Forma Statements

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Future or forecasted financial statements.

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15
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Profitability Lever

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DuPont = NI/S.

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16
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Retention Ratio

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1 - dividend payout ratio.

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17
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SGR

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ROE * (1-Div/NI).

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18
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Spontaneous Accounts

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vary directly with sales.

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19
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Annuity

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A series of payments or receipts.

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20
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Annuity Due

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pays at the beginning of each period.

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21
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Compounding

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Future value of present money

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Compounding Problem

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When the periods, payments, and interest must be adjusted for non-annual time value of money problems.

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23
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Deferred Annuity

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An annuity that starts sometime in the future.

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24
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Discount Rate

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The rate at which money is discounted or compounded.

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25
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Discounting

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Present value of future money.

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26
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Effective Yield

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(1+stated rate/m)^m -1.

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27
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Future Value

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Future spending power of money

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28
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FV

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Future Value, a lump sum.

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29
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FVIF

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Future value investment factor = PV * (1+r)^n.

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FVIFA

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Future value investment factor of an annuity.

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I/Yr

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Interest rate per period.

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Lump Sum

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A single amount of money.

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33
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N

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Number of periods.

34
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Ordinary Annuity

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pays at the end of each period.

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Perpetuity

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An annuity that lasts forever.

36
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PMT

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Payment, the annuity payment.

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Present Value

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Spending power of money today.

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PV

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Present Value, a lump sum.

39
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PVIF

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Present value investment factor = FV/(1+r)^n.

40
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PVIFA

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Present value investment factor of an annuity.

41
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Required Rate of Return

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Another name for the discount rate.

42
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Time Value of Money

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The process of valuing money at specific points in time.

43
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Uneven Cash Flows

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A series of cash flows that are not equal.

44
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Affirmative Covenant

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A bond covenant that requires the firm to do something.

45
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Bond

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A fixed income financing instrument.

46
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Bond Indenture

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The legal document detailing a bond.

47
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Bond Ratings

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A rating assigned to a firm to measure the probability of default by a company like S&P or Moody’s.

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Convertible Bonds

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Bonds that can be converted into equity at the owner’s request.

49
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Convexity

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The curvature of the price-yield relationship not captures by duration.

50
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Coupon Rate

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Another name for coupon yield.

51
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Coupon Yield

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The rate the bond issuer promises to pay its investors.

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Covenants

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Rules set forth in the bond indenture to protect bond investors.

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Current Yield

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Annual Coupon/Current Market Value

54
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Debenture

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A bond that is not secured by collateral or guarantees.

55
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Debt Capital

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Firm financings that appears in the debt section of the balance sheet.

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Duration

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A measure of the interest rate sensitivity of a bond.

57
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Eurobonds

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Bonds issued in a country not in that country’s currency.

58
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Face Value

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The lump sum amount paid on a bond’s maturity date.

59
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Fixed-Income Securities

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pay an equal payment on fixed periods

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Foreign Bonds

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Bonds issued in a domestic market by a foreign firm, but in the domestic currency.

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Inverse Price-Yield Relationship

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When market yields go up, bond prices go down and vice versa.

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Investment Grade

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Bonds rated BBB or above.

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Junk Bonds

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Speculative bonds rated BB or below.

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Macaulay Duration

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A specific type of Duration, a measure of interest rate sensitivity.

65
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Maturity Date

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The date the bond issuer pays the face value and the bond expires.

66
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Modified Duration

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An adjusted version of Macaulay Duration which makes it a little more accurate.

67
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Mortgage Bonds

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secured by real property.

68
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Muni

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Short for municipal bond.

69
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Municipal Bond

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A bond issued by a local municipality

70
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Negative Covenant

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prohibits the firm from doing something.

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Par Value

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Another name for face value.

72
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Promised Yield

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Another name for yield to maturity.

73
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Security Valuation

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The process of valuing assets.

74
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Subordinated Debenture

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A lower-ranked bond that is not secured by collateral or guarantees.

75
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Trade at Discount

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When a bond’s market price is less than its face value.

76
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Trade at Premium

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When a bond’s market price is greater than its face value.

77
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Treasury Bill

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A short-term bond issued by the US federal government.

78
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Treasury Bond

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A bond issued by the US federal government

79
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YTM

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Yield to maturity, the required rate of return of a bond.

80
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Zero Coupon Bond

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Another name for zeros.

81
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Zeros

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Bonds that do not pay interest payments.

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