Exam 4 Flashcards
(29 cards)
Operating Cycle
Time from when firm buys raw materials to when it receives cash for collecting receivables
Cash Conversion Collection Equation
AAI + ACP - APP
Net Working Capital Equation
A/R + Inventory + A/P
Average Payment Period (APP) Equation
Accounts Payable / Average Daily Purchases
Average Age of Inventory (AAI) Equation
Inventory / Average Daily Purchases
Spontaneous Liabilites
Arise from normal course of business
3 Ways To Manage Cash Conversion Cycle
- Turn over inventory as quick as possible
- Collect A/R faster
- Manage mail, processing, clearing
Two Sources of Spontaneous Liabilities
Accounts Payable, Accruals
Two Major Sources of Unsecured Short-Term Loans
Banks, Sales of Commercial Paper
Prime Rate
Interest rate used to lend to banks in good standing
Discount Loan
Pay interest in advance by being deducted from amount borrowed
Single Payment Loan
Made to a borrower who needs funds for a special purpose for a short period of time
Line of Credit
Flexible loan from a bank or financial institution; can withdraw at any time and pay back; bank can reduce limit or demand payment immediately whenever they want
Revolving Line of Credit
Guaranteed loan where commercial bank promises to make a certain amount available
Conversion Ratio for Convertible Bond
Par Value of Convertible Bond / Price
Motives for Using a Convertible Bond
Raise cheap funds temporarily, minimize restrictive covenants, “sweetener” for financing
Straight Bond Value
What convertible bond would sell for without convertible feature
What is strike price
Exercise Price
Merger
Identity of one of the firms is kept, usually the larger
Consolidation
Forms a completely new corporation
Reasons Companies Merge
Growth, Synergies, Fundraising, Increased Skill, Tax Considerations, Defense Against Takeover
Synergy
Economy of scale is improved from merged firm’s lower overhead or increased power in the marketplace
Leveraged Buyout (LBO)
Acquisition technique involving the use of a large amount of debt to purchase a firm
Tender Offers
Given directly to target firm’s stakeholders; usually a hostile takeover is initiated via this