Glossary Flashcards

Remember Vocab that you pick up (31 cards)

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Quid Pro Quo

A

“This for That”

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MD&A

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Managers Discussion and Analysis

- the chat surrounding the footnotes in a set of accounts

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3
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SG&A

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Sales of Goods and Admin Expenses

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4
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EV =

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EqV + P + Total Debt + minority interests

less Cash, Cash Equuiveleants and

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EV - items you might have forgotten

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Short term debt
current portion of long term debt

it is JUST debt. i.e. no other liabiliities.

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“normalised Dep&amort is generally going to be referring to..

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an adjustment for the amort of goodwill - which has nothing to do with ongoing cash flow.

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Can be thought of as ‘affordability analysis’ for a non-private equity buyer:

Is used to find the intrinsic value of a company:

Can be thought of as ‘affordability analysis’ for a private equity buyer:

Emphasizes relative valuation

A

Merger Consequence Analysis

DCF (as is a projection of the actual cash flows)

LBO model

comparables

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8
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Downtown generally refers to the

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CBD

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9
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Repeat Sales

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A purchase made by a consumer that replaces a previous purchase that has been consumed. Also called Replacement Sale.

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10
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Encumberances are

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An element of contract that does not prohibit passing title to the asset but that diminishes its value.

e.g. Covenants (or loans secured against the asset I think)

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11
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Unencumbered refers to

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assets with no contractual elements that diminish its value

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12
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SWF stands for…

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Soverign Wealth Funds

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13
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Three institutions that invest long and illiquid

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Pension Funds
Insurance Co.s
SWFs

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ceteris paribus

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Literally “With Other Things the Same”

e.g., “If Line Item A changes then Ceteris Paribus, the shareprice goes down”

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15
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Here Equity think..

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Capital.

its money invested for ownership (as opposed to just contract (debt) )

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16
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Here Capital Think…

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Equity

its money invested for ownership (as opposed to just contract (debt) )

17
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SWF stands for…

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Soverign Wealth Funds

18
Q

Three institutions that invest long and illiquid

A

Pension Funds
Insurance Co.s
SWFs

19
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Normalising is

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What we do to income to make it representational (we remove the one-offs)

20
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Negative Equity is

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the rare circumstance where a properties value sinks below the amount of mortgage outstanding

21
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CADS stands for

What is the similar metric?
Which is more severe?

A

Cash Available for Debt Servicing

Coverage Ratio
CADS

22
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Eequation for CADS …

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Cash&Equivelants over total debt service

23
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Interest Coverage is also known as ..

Similar Metric is?
Which is more Severe?

A

Coverage
Time Interest Earned

CADS
CADS (can we meet next payment if it came today?)

24
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Coverage Ratio equation …

A

EBIT over interest expense

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CADS can be thought of.. | Coverage can be thought of...
Can we meet next payment today? | Surplus or Defecit? Are we earning more than our Cost of Capital?
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Latin phrase for "all other things the same"
Ceteris Paribus
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Latin phrase that insinuates you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours. Both positive connotations (cooporation) and negative (corruption)
Quid pro Quo
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Select only Visible Cells Shortcut
alt+e+g+s+y
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Open ended Fund Closed Ended Fund
Open ended = a normal fund shares are issued to match demand - investors can pull their capital out. closed ended fund = market purchases only! (post IPO)
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Another phrase for closed ended fund might be...
a permanent capital vehicle i.e. after an IPO the capital is yours. no worries about investors pulling out.
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O Banter | when leaving the office briefly
Just stepping out