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1
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what does residual income mean

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Earnings in excess of equity charge

2
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what is an assumption of residual income model

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clean surplus relations hold

3
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What is the value of equity in the general RI model

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Book value of common stock + present value of future residual income

4
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When is the RI model most appropriate

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  1. Small or zero dividends payments
  2. Negative or no cash flows
  3. When terminal values are highly uncertain
5
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When is the RI model least appropriate

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  1. When clean surplus relationship does not hold

2. When the determinants of residual income are not predictable

6
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Whats the main difference between DDM, FCFEM, RIM

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The ways they recognise value

RIM - the book value takes up a large proportion of current value
FCFEM/DDM - The terminal value Pt takes up a large proportion of current value

7
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Using single RI model what two ways can you calculate value

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  1. Calculate the value of the stock
    = Book value + [(ROE-r)/(r-g)]* book value
  2. Calculate justfied P/B and actual PB
    justified = 1 + [(ROE-r)/(r-g)]
    actual = current stock price/ book value eps
8
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In the multistage RI model what does w stand for and mean

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persistence factor - the extent to which RI will continue or fade after the forecast horizon

ω = 1: RI does not decline and will continue indefinitely
ω = 0: RI stops after forecast horizon
0 < ω < 1: RI will decline

9
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Name 4 strengths of RIM

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  1. Put less weight on terminal value - useful when CF are unpredictable
  2. Use accounting data based on economic value
  3. Is useful for non-dividend paying firms
  4. Is useful for firms without FCF
10
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Name weaknesses of RIM

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  1. May need accounting adjustments
  2. accounting date more likely to be manipulated
  3. Rely on clean surplus accounting assumption