MGT 6201 - Finance Acronyms and Terms

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as NPV?

Net Present Value

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as IRR?

Internal Rate of Return

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as PI?

Profitability Index

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as PP?

Payback Period

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as TVM?

Time Value of Money

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as PV?

Present Value

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as FV?

Future Value

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as PMT?

Annuity Payment

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as NPER?

Number of Periods

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as CAPM?

Capital Asset Pricing Model

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as WACC?

Weighted Average Cost of Capital

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as EVA?

Economic Value Added

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as MVA?

Market Value Added

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as FCF?

Free Cash Flow

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as EBIT?

Earnings Before Interest and Taxes

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as EPS?

Earnings Per Share

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as TTM?

Trailing Twelve Months

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as CAPEX?

Capital Expenditures

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as NWC?

Net Working Capital

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as DNWC?

Increase in Net Working Capital

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as NOPAT?

Net Operating Profit After Taxes

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as ROS?

Return on Sales

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as CT?

Capital Turnover

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as ROTC?

Return on Total Capital

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as ROIC?

Return on Invested Capital

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as NFA?

Net Fixed Assets

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as SGA?

Selling, General and Administrative

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as CGS?

Cost of Goods Sold

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What is the full name of the term abbreviated as PVGO?

Present Value of Growth Opportunities

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Concept: Economic Value Added (EVA)

Definition: A measure of economic profit calculated as NOPAT minus a charge for capital.

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Concept: Market Value Added (MVA)

Definition: The difference between the market value of a firm's equity and the book value of its equity.

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Concept: Beta

Definition: A measure of the market risk of a stock that cannot be reduced through diversification.

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Concept: Free Cash Flow (FCF)

Definition: Cash available to all investors after expenses, taxes, and investments in assets and working capital.

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Concept: Capital Expenditure (CAPEX)

Definition: Funds used by a company to acquire or upgrade physical assets like property, plant, and equipment.

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Concept: Time value of money

The concept that a dollar today is worth more than a dollar in the future

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In the TVM concept, why is money today worth more than the same amount in the future?

Because of its potential earning capacity (interest).

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Concept: Compounding

Definition: The growth of money over time through the reinvestment of earned interest to earn further interest.

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Concept: 'Discounting'

The process of finding the present value of future cash flows.

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What does the term 'NOPAT' represent in performance measurement?

The net operating profit a company would have if it had no debt and only held operating assets.

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If a project has an IRR of 25% and the cost of capital is 10%, should the project be accepted?

Yes, because the IRR is greater than the cost of capital.

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What specific type of risk does 'Beta' measure?

Market risk (or systematic risk).

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Concept: 'Market Risk Premium'

The difference between the expected return on the market and the risk-free rate.

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What is the primary rule managers should use to decide if a long-term investment project should be accepted?

The Net Present Value (NPV) rule.

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In the EVA framework, what does the 'capital charge' represent?

The cost of the capital employed multiplied by the total capital invested.

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What is the 'Profitability Index' used for in investment analysis?

To rank projects by their benefit-to-cost ratio when capital is limited.

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Concpet: 'Internal Rate of Return' (IRR)

The discount rate that makes the net present value of a project equal to zero.

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Concept: 'Payback Period'

The amount of time required for an investment to generate cash flows sufficient to recover its initial cost.

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Which investment evaluation method is inconsistent with maximizing firm equity value?

Payback Period

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Which financial model explains the relationship between risk and expected return?

Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)

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Concept: Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC)

Determines the minimum rate of return a corporation must earn to break even in economic terms.

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What is the primary method for estimating the value of a firm using projected free cash flows?

Discounted cash flow (DCF) framework

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Concept: 'Default Risk Premium'

The extra return investors demand over the risk-free rate to compensate for a company's default risk.

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Concept: Net Present Value (NPV)

It measures the value created for shareholders by the investment project