F Formulas Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
Q

NBV method balance sheet equation?

A

Assets - liabilities

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2
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NRV method for estimating business’ liquidation value?

A

Estimated net realisable values of assets - liabilities

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3
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What is the net replacement cost?

A

Estimated depreciated replacement cost of net assets

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4
Q

What is P/E ratio?

A

Market price per ordinary share / Earnings per share

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5
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What is EPS ratio?

A

(PFY - Preference dividends) / Number of issued ordinary shares

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6
Q

Ordinary share price?

A

P/E ratio * EPS

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7
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Value of company?

A

P/E ratio * (PFY - Preference dividends)

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8
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Market value per share?

A

Recent EPS * average PE ratio

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9
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Number of issued shares?

A

Share capital / nominal value per share

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10
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Value of company when average price earnings ratio is given in the question?

A

Market value per share * Number of issued shares

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11
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Earnings yield?

A

(EPS / Market price per share) * 100

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12
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Ordinary share price?

A

EPS / Earnings yield

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13
Q

Constant dividend growth?

A

(Most recent dividend * (1 + dividend growth rate)) / (Required return of equity investors - Current share price)

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14
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Constant dividend (no growth)?

A

Current dividend / Required return on equities in this risk class

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15
Q

Constant dividends for five years and then growth of 5% per year to perpetuity formula?

A

PV of five years’ dividends + PV of growing dividend from year 6 onwards

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16
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PV of five years’ dividends?

A

Current dividend * cumulative discount factor years

17
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PV of growing dividend from year 6 onwards

A

(Most recent dividend * (1 + dividend growth rate)) / (Required return of equity investors - Current share price)

*

1/(1+required returns on equities in this risk class^number of years)

18
Q

Constant followed by sale in 5 years?

A

PV five years’ dividends + PV of sell price in five years’ time

19
Q

PV of sell price in five years’ time

A

Sell price * (1/(1+required returns on equities in this risk class)^5

20
Q

Value of equity in discount cash flow basis?

A

Value of assets − Value of debt

21
Q

Market capitalisation?

A

Number of issued ordinary shares × market price per share

22
Q

Market price of each preference share?

A

Annual fixed dividend / Required return

23
Q

Annual fixed dividend preference share?

A

Nominal value * % preference shares

24
Q

Market price of each loan note?

A

Annual coupon / Required return

25
Annual coupon?
Loan note % * nominal value
26
Market price of loan note?
PV of the coupon + PV of the redemption price
27
PV of the coupon?
Annual coupon * Applying the "Number of years" annuity factor at "bond's yield to maturity".
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PV of the redemption price?
Redemption price * Applying the "Number of years" discount factor at "bond's yield to maturity