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The flashcards related to corporate financial management will cover
these topics:
- Capital Instruments for Long-Term Financing
- Long-term financing options, types of bonds, stock ownership
plans, dividend reinvestment plans, maturity matching, provisions
of preferred stock issues, international bonds, advantages of
leasing property.
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- Dividend Policy
- Treasury stock, stock dividend vs. stock split, residual theory
of dividends, signaling hypothesis, dividend policy.
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- Optimum Capitalization
- Financial structure, leverage, degree of financial leverage
vs. degree of operating leverage vs. degree of total leverage,
cost of capital, optimal capital structure, coefficient of variation,
standard deviation, effect of tax rate on cost of capital, capital
asset pricing model, risk-free rate, market risk premium, beta
coefficient, required rate of return on equity capital, marginal
cost of capital vs. marginal efficiency of investment.
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- Financial Markets
- Security market primary markets, secondary markets, capital
markets, money markets, OTC market, financial intermediary, margin
trading, short selling, efficient markets hypothesis, Eurodollar
deposits, managed float, exchange rate risk, purchasing-power
parity theorem, relative exchange rates.
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- Interest Rates
- Interest rate parity theorem, expectations theory, market segmentation
theory, real risk-free rate, default risk premium, maturity risk
premium, inflation premium, Federal Reserve board, money supply,
effect of federal budget deficit and trade deficit on interest
rates, term structure, yield curve, effect of interest rates on
stock/bond prices, primary vs. secondary markets.
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- Investment Banking Relationships
- Selection of investment banker, services of an investment banker,
best efforts offering vs. firm commitment, underwriting syndicates,
green shoe provision vs. privileged subscription provision, costs
of issuing new securities, seasoned issue, unseasoned issue, private
placement vs. term loan, advantages and disadvantages of going
public, prefiling period, waiting period, post-effective period,
bedbug letter, preliminary vs. final prospectus, spread, upset
price.
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- Commercial Banking Relationships
- Concentration banking, electronic funds transfer, automated
clearing houses, draft, term check float, disbursements vs. collections
float, zero-balancing checking account, cost of bank loans, compensating
balances, line of credit, prime interest rate, discount rate,
cost of not taking a discount.
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- Financing Instruments
- SEC Regulation A, SEC Regulation D, Rule 504, Rule 505, Rule
506, contractual clauses coinciding with issuance of bonds.
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- Financial Statement Analysis
- Liquidity ratios, current ratio, quick ratio, defensive interval
ratio, activity ratios, acid turnover, receivable turnover, inventory
turnover, number of days in inventory, number of days in receivables,
profitability ratios, return on assets, return on common stock
equity, profit margin, leverage ratios, debt ratio, equity ratio,
debt to equity ratio, times interest earned, degree of financial
leverage, per share ratios, earnings per share, price earnings
ratio, book value per share, yield on common stock, dividend payout
ratio, limitations of ratio analysis, percentage (common-size)
analysis, vertical (common-size) analysis.
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- Business Combinations
- Significant influence, cost method, equity method, three main
ingredients comprising subsidiary retained earnings, conversion
of cost method to equity method, consolidated financial statements,
main characteristics of purchase method, costs of acquired assets,
cost of investment vs. net worth, work paper entries, minority
interest, elimination of intercompany profits, two methods of
reporting minority interest, journal entries to eliminate intercompany
profit, main types of intercompany transactions.
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- Corporate Restructuring
- Spin-off vs. equity carve-out, insolvency, Chapter 7 liquidations,
Chapter 11 reorganizations, involuntary bankruptcy petitions,
priority of claims, type A, B and C reorganizations.
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