FINC 349 Lecture 14

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These flashcards cover key concepts from Chapters 1 to 7 of the finance lecture, focusing primarily on mortgages, risk management, tax implications, and capital structures.

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What are the primary types of mortgages the lecture focuses on?

Fixed rate mortgages and adjustable rate mortgages.

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What kind of calculations should students practice for the midterm?

Excel spreadsheet formulas, present value, future value, and weighted average cost of capital.

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Define a bullet loan in the context of mortgage structures.

A loan where the principal is paid back in full at the end of the term.

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What is the primary difference between fixed rate and adjustable rate mortgages?

Fixed rate mortgages have a constant interest rate, while adjustable rate mortgages have a variable interest rate.

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What does ‘technical default’ refer to?

Minor breaches in loan agreements, such as missing a payment.

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What are the three types of defaults mentioned?

Technical default, default, and dissolution or bankruptcy.

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What is an example of intrinsic value in finance?

The value derived from tax deductibility of mortgage interest.

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Why is understanding risk and return crucial in finance?

It affects business decisions and financial performance.

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What is the purpose of tax deductibility in property ownership?

To reduce taxable income by allowing deductions for property taxes, interest payments, and maintenance.

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What defines a variable rate mortgage?

A mortgage where the interest rate can change based on market conditions.

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Why do individuals prefer fixed rates when rates are low?

For predictability and to lock in lower payments before interest rates rise.

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In the context of bond pricing, what happens when interest rates rise?

The price of the bond typically falls.

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What does the yield curve structure indicate?

The relationship between interest rates of bonds of different maturities.

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Why is capital structure important in financing decisions?

It determines the optimal mix of debt and equity for maximizing company value.

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What key concept allows property owners to reduce their tax liabilities?

Tax deductibility of expenses related to property ownership.

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When might someone favor an adjustable rate mortgage over a fixed?

When they believe interest rates will decrease, thus reducing future payments.

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What aspect of financial knowledge is essential for navigating mergers and acquisitions?

Understanding weighted average cost of capital and risk-adjusted returns.