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5.3: Compound Interest
What is compound interest,
How is compound interest differen...
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5.4: Annuities and Perpetuities
What is the learning objective of...,
What does the example of the twin...,
What is an annuity
28
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5.5: Growing Perpetuities and Annuities
What is the formula for the prese...,
When does the relationship for th...,
How do you calculate the present ...
9
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5.6: Quoted versus Effective Rates
What is the definition of the eff...,
How is the future value fv calcul...,
How is the future value fv calcul...
18
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13.1: Capital Expenditures
What are capital expenditures,
What is capital budgeting,
Why are capital expenditure decis...
22
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13.2: Evaluating Investment Alternatives
Identify and apply the main tools used to evaluate investments
39
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13.3: Independent and Interdependent Projects
Analyze independent projects and explain how they differ from interdependent projects
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14.1: General Guidelines for Capital Expenditure Analysis
What should be the basis for esti...,
What are marginal or incremental ...,
Why should associated interest an...
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14.2: Estimating and Discounting Cash Flows
What is the initial after tax cas...,
How is the initial after tax cash...,
What do the terms in the cf formu...
30
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14.3: Replacement Decisions
What is the focus of cash flows i...,
What are expansion projects,
What are replacement projects
11
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6.2: Bond Valuation
What factors affect the discount ...,
How is the price of a bond determ...,
What is the formula for pricing a...
34
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18.1: What is Debt?
How is debt defined,
What is the critical component th...,
What are fixed contractual commit...
12
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18.2: Short-Term Debt and the Money Market
What are the key features of shor...,
What is a promissory note,
What are treasury bills t bills
29
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18.3: Bank Financing
What is a line of credit lc,
What is an operating or demand lc,
What is the prime lending rate
15
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18.4: Long-Term Debt and the Money Market
What does long term financing gen...,
What are the typical requirements...,
What is a transfer agent and what...
15
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18.5: Bond Ratings
What is dbrs s rating structure f...,
What is the difference between in...,
What is the stable rating philosophy
11
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15.1: Types of Takeovers
What is a takeover,
What is an acquisition,
What is a merger
10
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15.2: Securities Legislation and Takeovers
What are some concerns regarding ...,
What is the ontario securities ac...,
What are the critical shareholder...
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15.3: Friendly Vs. Hostile takeovers
What is a friendly acquisition,
What is an offering memorandum,
What is a data room
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15.4: Mergers and Aquisitions
What are the three broad classifi...,
What is a horizontal merger,
What is a vertical merger
25
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8B: Value at Risk (VaR)
What is value at risk var,
How is daily var calculated using...,
What is the 5 percent daily var o...
10
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16.3: Evaluating the Lease Decision
According to canada s auto guru d...,
What does dennis desrosiers say a...,
What is the voodoo of leasing acc...
12
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16.4: Motivation for Leasing
What are some of the main reasons...,
How does leasing provide cheaper ...,
How does leasing reduce the risks...
13
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19.1: Shareholder Rights
What are the basic rights associa...,
What is the significance of the r...,
Define pre emptive right and its ...
9
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19.2: Different Classes of Shares
What are the different classes of...,
What rights are associated with c...,
What are the rights associated wi...
22
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19.3: Preferred Shares
What are preferred shares and wha...,
How are interest income and divid...,
What are the three types of prefe...
17
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19.4: Warrants and Convertible Securities
What are warrants in corporate fi...,
What is the primary difference be...,
Explain the significance of warra...
24
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9.3: CAPM and Market Risk
What is the capital market line cml,
What is unique non systematic risk,
What is market systematic risk
37
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20.1: Financing Sources
What is the financial structure o...,
What is the capital structure of ...,
How do financial structure and ca...
30
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20.2: The Cost of Capital
What is the weighted average cost...,
How is the weighted average cost ...,
What does total enterprise value ...
14
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20.3: Estimating the Non-Equity Component Costs
What are issuing or flotation costs,
What is the marginal cost of capi...,
How does the marginal cost of cap...
29
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20.4: The Effects of Operating and Financial Leverage
What is operating leverage,
How does operating leverage affec...,
What is financial leverage
13
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20.5: Growth Models and the Cost of Common Equity
Why is it important to adjust for...,
How can you assess a firm s growt...,
How is the perpetuity value of a ...
51
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20.6: Risk-Based Models and The Cost of Common Equity
What are risk based models in fin...,
What is the capital asset pricing...,
What are the three main component...
33
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10.1: Defining Market Efficiency
What is an efficient market,
What is disclosure in the context...,
Define securities law
28
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10.2: The Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH)
What is the efficient market hypo...,
Define the weak form emh,
What is the semi strong form emh
8
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10.5: Implications of Market Efficiency
What are the key implications of ...,
What does burton malkiel s view o...,
How do etfs contribute to market ...
9
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21.1: Financial Leverage
What is invested capital ic,
Define return on invested capital...,
What is return on equity roe
32
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21.5: Financial Distress, Bankruptcy, and Agency Costs
What is bankruptcy,
Define direct costs of bankruptcy,
What are indirect costs of bankru...
27
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20.6: Other Factors Affecting Capital Structure
Define the static trade off theor...,
Figure 218 firm value and financi...,
Explain how the wacc is affected ...
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21.7 Capital Structure in Practice
What is the pecking order in finance,
Explain the concept of informatio...,
What are agency problems and how ...
14
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23.1: The Importance of Working Capital Management
What is the importance of working...,
Define working capital management,
What is illiquidity
12
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23.2: An Integrated Approach to Net Working Capital (NWC) Management
Explain how managing receivables ...,
What is trade credit,
How did the change in abc s worki...
24
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23.4: Working Capital Management in Practice
What are two common measures of f...,
How is the current ratio calculated,
How is the quick ratio calculated
28
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24.2: Accounts Receivable
What is the main objective of man...,
What is credit analysis,
What are the main decisions a fir...
47
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24.3: Inventory
What is the trade off involved in...,
What are the main benefits of hol...,
What are the costs associated wit...
41
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Chapter 5: Lecture Notes
What is the time value of money tvm,
What is opportunity cost in finance,
How does simple interest differ f...
11
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Chapter 13: Lecture Notes
What is capital budgeting,
What are examples of capital budg...,
What are the classifications of c...
23
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Chapter 14: Lecture Notes
What should be the basis for esti...,
What are marginal or incremental ...,
Why should associated interest an...
15
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Steps to calculate npv memorize t...
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