Seminar 2 Flashcards
(9 cards)
Frameworks/Structure for “financial” management analysis
- Macro:
- PESTLE - Industry:
- Porter’s 5 Forces
- Competitive Analysis (Porter’s generic strategies)
- Product Life Cycle curve (2nd S curve) - Company:
- 1 Product market strategies
- Operating: Revenue, Costs
- Investing: Working Capital, Fixed Asset
3.2 Financial market strategies
When to start searching for 2nd S curve?
When current product is hitting its stride – launch new strategy before current biz matures
2 types of growth strategies - which is preferred?
Inorganic v Organic
- change from raising money to invest in new projects to acquiring companies
- inorganic faster, organic takes ~8 years
- high growth firm with high P/E ratio: $1 profit from acquired co = $15 profits for buyer
Preferred financing strategy (equity v debt v internal financing)
Internal financing > Debt > Equity
Preferred dividend policy
Distributing dividend – share price of co who distribute dividend increase rapidly
Preferred stock dividend policy doing poor markets
Dividend paying stocks – no capital gain
Types and preferred shareholder return policy (S/H POV)
1) Share Buyback
2) Dividend
- Share price = Value of firm / # of shares outstanding.
- When company buy back, # of shares outstanding decrease, share price increase
- Share buy back have no tax implication for shareholders (capital gain) but dividends usually subjected to dividend tax
Preferred shareholder return policy (firm POV)
- Maintain dividend payout
- Leftover cash used to buy common stock, especially after crashes with stock prices are cheap (too ex cannot buy)
- Buyback will increase share price (CEO’s performance measure)
2 areas of analysis for companies
1) Strategy
2) Outcome