FINANCE / LECTURE 1-3

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Liquidation =

the process of closing a business and distributing its assets to claimants

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Sole proprietorship

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Partnerships

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Limitedartnerships

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Limited Liability Companies / Corporations

Owners’ liability is limited to the amount they invested in the firm, they are not required to pay back debts of the firm

<p><span style="font-family: Calibri, sans-serif">Owners’ liability is limited to the amount they invested in the firm, they are not required to pay back debts of the firm</span></p>
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Board of directors

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CEO

the one entitled to run the firm day-to-day

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CFO

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Shareholders who own the company can indirectly control the firm by …

Shareholders who own the company can indirectly control the firm by electing the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors is elected by a voting procedure in which each share counts for one vote.

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Agency problem =

when the managers work for their self-interests (e.g., by raising their salary)

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Shareholders have three methods to limit/remove agency problem

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Stock market is divided into primary market and secondary market

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Corporations have to provide information to investors so they know how well the firm is making investments and in which business it is concentrating its activity.

The firm provides information to the investors by … .
This makes it … .

following the reporting standards included in the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and International Report Standard (IRS).

This makes it easy to compare firms from different countries and compare the same firm across time

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The most important documents issued by the firm to provide information to the financial markets are:

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<p>Values that can be calculated from balance sheet</p>

Values that can be calculated from balance sheet

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EPS (earnings per share)

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<p>Use and formula</p>

Use and formula

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RE (retained earnings) =

And what does it tell us?

A positive RE suggests that the firm’s management has spotted some good investment opportunities and wants to retain some net income to (re)invest in them

<p>A positive RE suggests that the firm’s management has spotted some good investment opportunities and wants to retain some net income to (re)invest in them</p>
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ROE =

DuPont Identity =

What’s the difference?

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Time value of money =

the difference between the value of money today and the value of cash tomorrow

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Present value =

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Future value =

Same summation and ^n as for PV over period of time

<p>Same summation and ^n as for PV over period of time</p>
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4 types of cashflow + examples IRL

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Start term and common ratio

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Growing perpetuity =

Growing annuity =

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Total Return =

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Discount-Dividend Model (DDM) =

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Growth rate of earnings =

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Enterprise Value (EV) =

the measure of a company's total value

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Illiquid asset =

not easily converted into cash

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Illiquid market =

few participants and a low volume of activity.

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P0 =

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V0 =

Fundamental value of firm today

<p>Fundamental value of firm today</p>
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FCF =

amount of money generated by the firm’s day-to-day activities

<p>amount of money generated by the firm’s day-to-day activities</p>
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EMH:

What is it?

Three forms

How can it fail?

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Should you use Return Series or Price Series to analyse asset?

Return Series

<p>Return Series</p>
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Stochastic process

Brownian Motion

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Geometric Brownian Motion (GBM) =

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Risk =

broadly defined as uncertainty in future cash flow

financial markets evolve unpredictably, like particles in a chaotic system

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Formulas + differences + uses

Arithmetic mean

Geometric mean

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Starting from stock’s price series, there are 2 main tools to “estimate” their expected return and risk:

Average return

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Starting from stock’s price series, there are 2 main tools to “estimate” their expected return and risk:

Variance

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Formula + 3 properties

Volatility

= standard deviation =

<p>= standard deviation =</p>
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Empirical rule

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Meaning + formula + how to analyse graph

Skewness

Kurtosis

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Dividends, and thus share prices, move due to two types of news:

Associated with this type of news, we characterize two types of risks:

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