Module 45 Flashcards

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BALANCE SCORECARD

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  • A performance measurement system that includes financial and nonfinancial performance measures.
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BALANCE SCORECARD PERSPECTIVES

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  1. Financial Perspective - all financial statement items/ratios
  2. Customer Perspective - anything that mentions the cutromer
  3. Internal Business Process Perspective - all other
  4. Learning and Growth Perspective - anything that mentions R&D and employees
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BALANCE SCORECARD COMPONENTS

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  1. Strategic Objectives - what the strategy is
  2. Performance Measures - how success measured
  3. Baseline Performance - current level of performance
  4. Targets - level of performance needed
  5. Strategic Initatives - Key actions to achieve objectives
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BALANCE SCORECARD CHARACTERISITICS

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  1. Strategy-Focused - measures drivien by mission, vision, strategy
  2. Balanced - balanced in terms of nonfinancial and financial measures, leading/lagging, internal/external
  3. Include Non and Financial Measures
  4. Cause and Effect Linkages
  5. Unique to the Strategy
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VALUE BASED MANAGEMENT

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  • VBM invlolves the use of value-based metrics in a strategic mgmt system and may be view as a financial scorecard.
  • Includes ROI, Economic Profit, EVA, Casf Flow ROI, and Residual Income
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ROI/ROA

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  • Measures the return on investment. The higher the better.

Net Income
Avg. Total Assets

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RESIDUAL INCOME

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  • Residual Inccome is net income (or operating income after taxes) minus a cost of capital based on capital invested in a project

= Net Income - Interest on investment

or

= Net Income - (interest rate * invested capital)

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ECONOMIC VALUE ADDED

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  • Measure the importance of making investments only when the return exceeds cost and in the process stockholders value is maximized

= NOPAT * (WACC * (TA-CL))

Where:
NOPAT = Net Operating Profit After Tax
WACC = Weighted Avg. Cost of Capital
TA = Total Assets
CL = Current Liabilities

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FREE CASH FLOW

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NOPAT
+ Dep/Amort Exp.
- Capital Expense
- Change in Working Capital Requirements
= Free Cash Flow

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PROFITABILITY RATIOS

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  • Gross Margin
  • Operating Profit Margin
  • Return on Assets
  • Return on Equity
  • Dividend Payout Ratio
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ASSET UTILIZATION RATIOS

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  • Receivable Turnover
  • Avg. Collection Period
  • Inventory Turnover
  • Fixed Asset Turnover
  • Total Asset Turnover
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LIQUIDITY RATIOS

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  • Current Ratio
  • Quick Ratio
  • ratios are s/t focused
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DEBT UTILIZATION RATIO

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  • Debt to Total Assets
  • Debt to Equity
  • Times Interest Earned
  • Solvency and l/t focused
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MARKET RATIO

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  • Price/Earnings Ratio
  • Market/Book Ratio
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COST OF GOODS SOLD

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Beginning Inventory
+ COG Purchased
= COGAS
- Ending Inventory
= COGS

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COST OF GOODS PURCHASED

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Gross Purchases
- Purchase Disc.
- Purchase Returns/Allow
= Net Purchase
+ Freight In
= COG Purchased

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GROSS MARGIN

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Gross Profit
Net Sales

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PROFIT MARGIN

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Net Income after Interest and Taxes
Net Sales

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OPERATING PROFIT MARGIN

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_Operating Profit (EBIT)_
 Net Sales
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RETURN ON INVESTMENT

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Net Income after Interest and Taxes
Avg. Total Assets

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RETURN ON EQUITY

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Net Income after Interest and Taxes
Avg. Common SHE

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TOTAL COMMON SHE

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Total SHE
- P/S Par Value
- P/S Dividends (incl. in arrears)
- P/S Liquidation Premium
=Common SHE

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DIVIDEND PAYOUT RATIO

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Cash Dividend per Common Share
Earnings per Common Share

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RECEIVABLES TURNOVER

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Net Credit Sales
Avg. Accounts Receivable (net of allow)

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**AVG. COLLECTION PERIOD**
_365_ A/R Turnover
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**INVENTORY TURNOVER**
_COGS_ Avg. Inventory
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**NUMBER OF DAYS SALES IN INVENTORY**
_365_ inventory Turnover
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**TOTAL ASSET TURNOVER**
_Sales_ Avg. Total Assets
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**CURRENT RATIO**
_Current Assets_ Current Liabilities
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**QUICK RATIO**
_(Cash + A/R + Marketable Securities)_ Current Liabilities
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**DEBT TO TOTAL ASSETS**
_Total Liabilities_ Total Assets
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**DEBT TO EQUITY**
_Total Liabilities_ Total Equity
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**TIMES INTEREST EARNED**
_EBIT_ Interest Expense
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**PRICE EARNINGS RATIO**
_Stock Price Per Share_ Earnings Per Share
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**MARKET/BOOK RATIO**
_Market Value per Common Share_ Book Value per Common Share
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**HORIZONTAL ANALYSIS**
- Evaluation of the firms ratios and trends over time
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**CROSS-SECTIONAL ANALYSIS**
- Involves benchmarking the ratios against ratios of similiar firms at a point in time
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**VERTICAL ANALYSIS**
- Making each item a percent of net sales, where net sales is 100%. Same theory can be applied to total assets.
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**BENCHMARKING TYPES**
1. Internal - compares differ biz units 2. Competitive - targets vs. differ competitors 3. Functional/Industry - similiar functions w/ same broad industry 4. Generic - processes independent of industry (e.g payroll)
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**COST OF QUALITY COMPONENTS**
1. Prevention - costs to do job right the first time 2. Appraisal - costs for detection 3. Internal Failure - problems discovered before shipment 4. External Failure - costs incurred when produts dont meet customer requirements
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**BUSINESS PROCESS MGMT LIFE CYCLE**
1. Design - identify processes, deisgn improvement 2. Modeling - simulates the process in a test environment 3. Execution - installing software, training personell 4. Monitoring - tracking the process w/ performance stats 5. Optimization - retreiving stats and identifying potential bottlenecks or problems