Equity Valuation Flashcards

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. What is a capital market?

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A capital market is a market in which long-term funds are raised and long-term debt and equity securities are traded.

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What is the difference between the primary and secondary markets?

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Primary Market: Where new securities are issued (e.g., IPO, SEO).

Secondary Market: Where existing securities are traded among investors.

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What are the key functions of Investment Banks (IB) in the capital market?

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Asset Management

Corporate Finance (e.g., IPOs, SEOs)

Trading Services

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What is an Initial Public Offering (IPO)?

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The first public sale of a company’s shares to outside investors.

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. What is a Seasoned Equity Offering (SEO)?

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An equity issue by a company that already has ordinary shares outstanding.

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What are ordinary shares (common stock)?

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Represent ownership in a company.

Residual claimants (paid after debts, preferred shares).

High risk, high potential return.

Voting rights on directors and major events.

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What are preference shares?

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Priority over ordinary shares in dividends & liquidation.

Usually no voting rights.

Cumulative: Unpaid dividends accumulate.

Non-cumulative: Missed dividends do not accumulate.

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What are the main techniques for share valuation?

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Dividend Discount Model (DDM)

Corporate Valuation Model

Multiples of Comparable Firms

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What are the types of Dividend Discount Models (DDMs)?

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Constant Dividend Model

Constant Growth Model (Gordon Growth)

Non-Constant Growth Model

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What is the DDM formula for a one-year investor?

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Po= (Div + P1)/(1+rE)

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How is total return on a stock calculated?

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rE = (Div1/Po)+((P1-Po)/Po) (DividendYield+CapitalGain)

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What is the Constant Dividend Growth Model formula?

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Po=Div1/(rE-g)
Div1= divident next period
rE=equity cost of capital
g=dividend growth rate

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When is the Constant Growth Model inappropriate?

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When dividend growth is not stable or constant (e.g., young or high-growth firms).

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How is value estimated for changing growth rates?

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Forecast dividends during the high-growth period.

Use the Constant Growth Model to value the stock at the start of stable growth.

Discount all cash flows to present.

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What is the formula to value a preference share with fixed dividends?

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P0=Div1/rps
Where rps= required return for preference shares.

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What are the limitations of the Dividend Discount Model (DDM)?

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Uncertainty in future dividend estimates.

Sensitive to small changes in growth rate assumptions.

17
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What is the Efficient Markets Hypothesis (EMH)?

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Securities are fairly priced based on all available information.

18
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What are the three forms of EMH?

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Weak Form: Prices reflect past market data.

Semi-Strong Form: Prices reflect all public information.

Strong Form: Prices reflect all information, public and private.

19
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How does competition ensure efficient pricing in markets?

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Information is quickly absorbed into stock prices as investors act on new data, preventing mispricing.

20
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What does the Valuation Triad represent?

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The relationship between a firm’s future cash flows, cost of capital, and its stock price.

21
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How to solve for implied dividend growth rate if price is known?

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Rearrange Constant Growth DDM:
g= rE-(Div1/Po)

22
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What is the market implication if actual price > DDM price estimate?

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The market expects higher dividend growth than assumed in the DDM.