公司金融总结 期末复习题
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公司金融简答:1、什么是系统风险,包括哪些?又称市场风险、不可分散风险,由于政治、经济及社会环境等企业外部某些因素的不确定性而产生的风险。
特点:由综合的因素导致的,这些因素是个别公司或投资者无法通过多样化投资予以分散的。
包括利率风险、通货膨胀风险2、比较债券与股票的异同点。
同:股票与债券都是有价证券,是证券市场上的两大主要金融工具。
两者同在一级市场上发行,又同在二级市场上转让流通。
对投资者来说,两者都是可以通过公开发行募集资本的融资手段,两者实质上都是资本证券。
异:①发行主体不同②收益稳定性不同③保本能力不同④4.经济利益关系不同⑤5.风险性不同3、什么是证券投资基金,有哪些特点?投资基金,是通过发行基金券(基金股份或收益凭证),将投资者分散的资金集中起来,由专业管理人员分散投资于股票、债券或其他金融资产,并将投资收益分配给基金持有者的一种投资制度。
特点:1.规模经营——低成本2.分散投资——低风险3.专家管理——更多的投资机会4、服务专业化——方便4、什么是金融期货,与远期有何区别。
金融期货合约是指在特定的交易所通过竞价方式成交,承诺在未来的某一日或某一期限内,以约定的价格买进或卖出某种标准数量的金融工具的标准化契约区别:首先,期货交易是在期货交易所发生的、公开进行的标准化合约的交易。
其次,期货交易的对象是期货合约,而不是实物商品。
即可以实物交割,也可以冲销,期货交易的流动性更强。
最后,也是最重要的一点,期货交易实行保证金制度和当日无负债结算制度,因而其违约风险远远低于远期交易。
5、进行投资项目评价的贴现指标有哪些计算方法?①净现值法净现值等于投资项目未来的净现金流量按资本成本折算成现值,减去初始投资后的余额。
公司金融期末复习题

一1、“不要把所有鸡蛋放到同一个篮子里。
”这句话是理财原则中()的生动体现。
A. 投资分散化原则B. 货币时间价值原则C. 比较优势原则D. 风险—报酬权衡原则2、财务目标是公司价值最大化,其价值是指()。
A. 账面价值B. 账面净值C. 重置价值D. 市场价值3、反映公司价值最大化目标实现程度的指标是()。
A. 销售收入B. 市盈率C.每股市价D.净资产收益率4、公司价值的量化形式可以是()A. 未来现金流量按照资本成本率的折现B. 未来现金流量按照现金利润率的折现C. 未来股票市场的价值D. 未来利润额的合计5、发行债券,在名义利率相同的情况下,对其最不利的复利计息期是()。
A. 1年B. 半年C.1季度D.1月6、为在第5年获本利和100元,若年利率为8%,每3个月复利一次,求现在应向银行存入多少钱,下列算式正确的是()。
DA.P=100*(1+8%)5B.P=100*(1+8%)-5C. P=100*(1+8%/4)5*4D. P=100*(1+8%/4)-5*47、投资者由于冒风险进行投资而获得的超过资金价值的额外收益,称为投资的()。
CA.时间价值率B.期望报酬率C.风险报酬率D.必要报酬率8、企业某新产品开发成功的概率为80%,成功后的投资报酬率为40%,开发失败的概率为20%,失败后的投资报酬率为-100%,则该产品开发方案的预期投资报酬率为()。
CA.18%B.20%C.12%D.40%9、资金时间价值的利息率是()。
CA. 银行同期贷款利率B. 银行同期存款利率C. 没有风险和没有通货膨胀条件下社会资金平均利润率D. 加权资本成本率10、银行利率为10%时,一项6年后付款800元的购货,若按单利计息,相当于第一年初一次现金支付的购价为()元。
BA.451.6B.500C.800D.480 11、对于多方案择优,决策者的行动准则应是()。
DA.选择高收益项目B.选择高风险高收益项目C.选择低风险低收益项目D.权衡期望收益与风险,而且还要视决策者对风险的态度而定12、衡量上市公司盈利能力最重要的财务指标是()BA.净利率 B.每股收益 C.每股净资产 D.市净率13、下列评价指标中,未考虑货币时间价值的是( )CA.净现值B.内部收益率C.获利指数D.回收期14、当某独立投资方案的净现值大于0时,则内部收益率()DA.一定大于0B.一定小于0C.小于设定贴现率D.大于设定贴现率15、运用内部收益率进行独立方案财务可行性评价的标准是()CA.内部收益率大于0B.内部收益率大于1C.内部收益率大于投资者要求的最低收益率D.内部收益率大于投资利润率16、如果公司的现金超过其投资机会所需要的现金,但又没有足够的盈利性机会可以使用这笔现金,在这种情况下,公司可能( )BA.发放股票股利B.回购股票C.进行股票分割D.进行股票反分割17、要想获得减税效应,应采用低股利支付率,这种观点是( )CA.股利政策无关论B.“在手之鸟”理论C.差别税收理论D.统一税收理论18、由于股利比资本利得具有相对的稳定性,因此公司应维持较高的股利支付率,这种观点属于( )BA.股利政策无关论B.“在手之鸟”理论C.差别税收理论D.差别收入理论19、采用剩余股利政策的理由是( )AA.为了保持理想的资本结构,使加权平均资本成本最低B.有利于树立公司良好的形象,稳定股票价格C.能使股利与公司盈余亲密结合D.能使公司具有较大的灵活性二、多选1、公司理财的内容包括()。
公司金融期末复习

公司金融期末复习Problem:1.Function of financial market and list some financial intermediarieAnswer1:A.contributing to higher production and efficiency in the economyB.Improving the well-being of consumers by allowing them to their purchases better Answer2:(1) facilitate investment and financing.(2) a reasonable guidance of capital flow, which contributes to the concentration of capital and promotes the transfer of high-efficiency units.(3) convenient and flexible turnover of funds.(4) to achieve risk diversification, reduce transaction costs. (5) are conducive to enhancing the flexibility of macro-control. (6) to help strengthen economic ties between regions and countries. Intermediaries: BanksBuilding societies Credit unionsFinancial advisers or brokers Insurance companiesCollective investment schemes Pension funds2.Why profit maximization is not an ideal corporate finance objective?(1)The primary goal of corporate finance is maximize or increase shareholder value not profit(2)To a skilled accountant, however, a decision that increases profits under one set of accounting rules can reduce it under another.(3)Accounting profits are not necessarily the same as cash flows.(4)The problem with profit maximization as a goal is that it does not tell us when cash flows are to be received.(5)Profit maximization ignores the uncertainty or risk associated with cash flows.总:For the fact that a firm cannot survive with mere profitmaximization ,but must increase long-term security through investment and meeting shareholder expectations. This will increase their productive capacity for the future as well as encourage the risky capital investment of the shareholders.3.Characteristics of business organization:(1)sole proprietorship: A business owned and managed by a single individual. Features: Cheapest to form. no formal charter, few government regulations Pays no corporate income taxesUnlimited liability for business debts and obligations. Its life islimited by the life of the sole proprietorThe money raised is limited by the proprietor’s personal wealth(2)partnership:A business formed by two or more individuals or entities.General partnership: All partners share in gains or losses, all have unlimited liability for all partnership debts.Limited partnership: One or more general partners will run the business and have unlimited liability. The limited partner's liability is limited to their contribution to the partnership. Features: Often inexpensive and easy to form Difficult to transfer ownershipDifficult to raise large amounts of cash Income is taxed as personal income(3)Corporati on:Is a legal “person” separate and distinct from its owners . Features: Limited liability for stockholders. Unlimited life for the business.Ownership can be easily transferred.These characteristics make it easier for corporations to raise capital. The disadvantage to corporations is double taxation.4.Why separation of ownership and management is necessary and desirableProfessional Managerial Skills:The growth of a company comes with the demand for different skills to manage the operations of the company, meaning the owners of a company may nothave all of the necessary skills and experience needed for certain managerial roles. Creating a management team separate from the ownership enables the company to be run by professionals with diverse skills such as in marketing, corporate financing and public relations. Easier Performance Appraisals:Performance appraisals are an essential part of good corporate governance, as they enable managers to evaluate the company and to point out areas of improvement. It can be complex to evaluate performance where there is a lack of separation of ownership and management. But separation makes it easier for the board and those in management to be evaluated objectively. Owners can freely deal with the chief executive officer and other senior managers, even after the appraisals.Capital UtilizationCapital utilization involves the arrangements that determine the way in which resources and assets are managed in a company. Separating personal assets and liabilities from the business assets and liabilities may prove difficult for company owners. Managers come in to devise ways in which business assets are managed to generate the highest profits for all shareholders. Checks and BalancesSeparate managers and owners in a firm ensure that a system of checks and balances is in place. Managers act as a buffer between the company and stakeholders such that they can alleviate negative impacts of stakeholder activities and avoid hitches in public relations. Managers are well suited to put in place strategies that will lessen losses to the rest of the stakeholders as a result of the actions of another stakeholder.5.What is corporate finance and describe their decisions?(Shenli)Corporate finance is the study of the answers to the following questions: (1) What long-term investments should you take on?(2)Where will you get the long-term financing to pay for your investment?(3) How will you manage your everyday financial activities?(WIKI)Corporate finance is the area of finance dealing with the sources of funding and the capital structure of corporations and the actions that managers take to increase the value of the firm to the shareholders, as well as the tools and analysis used to allocate financial resources. InvestmentDecisions: Concerning non-current assent or capital budgeting. Evaluating the size, timing and risk of future cash flow. Cash flow versus accounting profitFinancing Decisions: Determine how the assets will be financed. What is the best type of financing? What is the best financing mix?What is the best dividend policy (dividend decision)? Capital structureAsset Management Decisions:How do we manage existing assets efficiently?Greater emphasis on current asset management than fixed asset management.Working capital management.6.Evaluate IRR ruleFor the fact that internal rate of return is a rate quantity,it always is used to be an excellent indicator of the efficiency, quality, or yield of an investment.However,As an investment decision tool, the calculated IRR should not be used to rate mutually exclusive projects, but only to decide whether a single project is worth investing in.The IRR does give you a rate of return,but the IRR could be for a small investment or for only a short period of time.7.The characteristics of bond,stock and preferred?Bond: A bond is a long-term debt instrument issued by a corporation or government. The Face/par/maturity value (MV) [or face value] of a bond is the stated value.The bond’s coupon rate is the stated rate of interest; the annualinterest payment divided by the bond’s face value.The discount rate (capitalization rate) is dependent on the risk of the bond and is composed of the risk-free rate plus a premium for risk.In general, debt securities are characterized by the following attributes:- Creditors (or lenders or bondholders) generally have no voting rights. - Payment of interest on debt is a tax deductible business expense.- Unpaid debt is a liability, which means that default subjects the firm to legal action, by the creditors. Ultimately, financial distress may result in bankruptcy filingPreferred stock :Preferred Stock is a type of stock that promises a (usually) fixed dividend, but at the discretion of the board of directors.Preferred Stock has preference over common stock in the payment of dividends and claims on assets.Preferred stock represents equity in the firm, but has features of debt; stated yield, preference in terms of cash flows and liquidation, and some issues are callable and/or convertible into common shares.8.Describe net operation theory ,traditional theory,MMwithout(with)corporate tax,with bankruptcy and agency costtheory9.Describe business risk and DFLBusiness risk:It is the risk associated with operating earnings.Operating earnings are risky because total revenues are risky ,as are the costs of producing revenues.Financial risk is the associated with how a company finances its operations.DFL(degree of financial leverage):is the sensitivity of the cash flows available to owners when operating income changes.DFL=(Percentage change in net income)/(Percentage change in operating income)10.Which cash flow should(not) be taken into account when estimate project cash flowsCash flow from assets = + operating cash flow - capital spending - additions to net working capital Operating cash flow = + earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) + depreciation - taxesShould be taken into:opportunity cost ,side effect,spillovereffect,NWC(Net Working Capital),Taxes,operating cash flow,capital spending Should not be taken into:sunk cost,financial cost,Calculation:PV of a perpetuity = P / iIn this formula "P" represents your annual payment and "i" represents your interest or discount rate. PV of a growing perpetuity = P / (i - g)In this formula "P" represents your annual payment, "i" represents your interest or discount rate and "g" represents the growth rate.2.Valuation of bond(half year)and stock3.Investment criterion IRR,NPV,PBP,PINPV:Giventhe (period, cash flow) pairs (, present valueis given by:) whereis the total number of periods, the netIRR:NPV=0,i=IRRGiven the (period, cash flow) pairs(, present valueis given by:)whereis the total number of periods, the netPBP:Payback Period = W + (X - Y) / ZW is the year before which the investment value is crossed in cumulative cash flows X is the initial investment or the initial cash outlayY is the cumulative cash flow just before the investment value is crossed in cumulative cash flows Z is the cash flow of the year in which the investment value is crossed in the cumulative cash flows PI:PI=(PV of future cash flow )/(Initial investment)=1+NPV/(Initial investment)4.Expanding and Replacement:;EAC:EAC = NPV/A t, r where A= the present value of an annuity factor t = number of periods r = interest rateA t, r=(1-1/(1+r)^t)/r5.WACC,CAPM:WACC:whereis the number of sources of capital (securities, types of liabilities);is the requiredrate of return for security; andis the market value of all outstanding securities .where D is the total debt, E is the total shareholder’s equity, Ke is the cost of equity, and Kd is thecost of debt. Tax effects[edit]Tax effects can be incorporated into this formula. For example, the WACC for a company financedby one type of shares with the total market value ofand cost of equity and one typeof bonds with the total market value of and cost of debt , in a country with corporatetax rate, is calculated as:CAPM:where:is the expected return on the capital assetis the risk-free rate of interest such as interest arising from government bonds(the beta) is the sensitivity of the expected excess asset returns to the expected excess marketreturns, or also,is the expected return of the marketis sometimes known as the market premium (the difference between theexpected market rate of return and the risk-free rate of return).is also known as the risk premiumRestated, in terms of risk premium, we find that:Modified formula:"where:is required return on security iis risk-free rateis general market risk premiumis risk premium for small sizeis risk premium due to company-specific risk factor6.DOL,DFL,DTL,EPS-EBITDOL:DOL =% change in EBIT / % change in sales DFL:DFL =% change in EPS / % change in EBIT DTL:DTL =% change in EPS / % change in sales EPS:earnings per shareEBIT:operating profit7.MM without and with corporate tax;arbitrageWithout taxesProposition Iwhereis the value of an unlevered firm = price of buying a firm composed only of equity, and is the value of a levered firm = price of buying a firm that is composed of some mix of debt and equity. Another word for levered is geared, which has the same meaning.Proposition IIwhereis the required rate of return on equity, or cost of equity.is the company unlevered cost of capital (ie assume no leverage).is the required rate of return on borrowings, or cost of debt.is the debt-to-equity ratio.With taxesProposition Iwhereis the value of a levered firm.is the value of an unlevered firm. is the tax rate () x the value of debt (D)the term assumes debt is perpetualProposition IIwhere:is the required rate of return on equity, or cost of levered equity = unlevered equity +financing premium.is the company cost of equity capital with no leverage (unlevered cost of equity, or return onassets with D/E = 0).is the required rate of return on borrowings, or cost of debt.is the debt-to-equity ratio. is the tax rate.。
公司金融期末考试试题

实用文档考试方式:闭卷 本试卷考试分数占学生总评成绩的 70 %复查总分 总复查人一、单项选择题(本大题共20小题,每小题1分,共20分。
在每小题列出的四个备选项中只有一个是符合题目要求的,请将其代码填写在下表内。
错选、多选或未选均不得分。
)1、下列企业组织形式中,股东只承担有限责任的是( )。
A 个体业主制 B 合伙制 C 股份公司制 D 有限合伙制2、根据我国新的《公司法》,我国不允许设立的公司形式有( )。
A 一人有限公司 B 两人共同设立的有限责任公司C 50人共同出资设立的有限责任公司 D 100人共同出资设立的有限责任公司 3、下列属于直接投资的有( )。
A 购买股票 B 购买国债 C 购买机器设备 D 银行存款4、一个公司的金融环境一般分为内部环境和外部环境,公司的外部环境不包括( )。
A 法律环境 B 金融市场环境 C 经济环境 D 公司的治理结构5、按照美国学者Fama 的理论,证券价格中包含了过去价格记录中全部信息的金融市场是( )。
A 无效市场 B 弱式效率市场 C 半强式效率市场 D 强式效率市场6、如果投资A和B两种股票,下列情况下不能降低投资风险的是( )。
A A和B完全正相关 B A和B完全负相关C A和B完全不相关 D A和B的相关系数为-1《公司金融》试卷 第 1 页 ( 共 6 页 )7、在下列短期融资方式中,资金成本最低的是( )。
A.短期银行贷款B.商业信用C.出售应收账款D.贴现应收票据8、假定某企业的权益资金与负债资金的比例为60:40,据此可断定该企业( )。
A.只存在经营风险B.经营风险大于财务风险C.经营风险小于财务风险D.同时存在经营风险和财务风险9、如果某单项资产的系统风险大于整个市场投资组合的风险,则可以判定该项资产的β值( )。
A.等于1B.小于1C.大于1D.等于010、 在下列各项中,计算结果等于股利支付率的是( )。
A.每股收益除以每股股利B.每股股利除以每股收益C.每股股利除以每股市价D.每股收益除以每股市价11、在市场经济环境中,多方面因素的综合作用决定着企业的资本成本的高低,下列关于资本成本的描述正确的是( )。
大学《公司金融》期末考试试题及答案解析(共三套)精选全文

可编辑修改精选全文完整版大学《公司金融》期末考试试题及答案解析(共三套)目录《公司金融》期末考试试题及答案解析(第一套) (1)《公司金融》期末考试试题及答案解析(第二套) (15)《公司财务》期末考试试题及答案解析 (29)《公司金融》期末考试试题及答案解析(第一套)一、《公司金融》考试大纲1、考试题型期末考试采用开卷的形式,时间为90分钟,满分100分。
考试题目类型为:一、单项选择题(共5小题,每小题2分,共10分)二、多项选择题(共5小题,每小题2分,共10分)三、判断题(共5小题,每小题2分,共10分)四、简答题(共2小题,每小题10分,共20分)五、计算题(共2小题,每小题15分,共30分)六、论述题(1小题,共20分)2、考试范围考试试卷有40分试题出自以下的复习题。
二、复习题一、单项选择题(本大题共20小题,每小题2分,共40分)1、下列财务比率中可以反映企业偿债能力的是()。
A.平均收款期B.销售利润率C.市盈率D.利息保障倍数【答案】D2、在某公司的财务报表中,营业收入为20万元,应收账款年末为10万元,年初为6万元,应收账款周转次数为()。
A.1B.2C.3D.以上均不对【答案】A3、已知每年年底存款5 000元,欲计算第五年末的价值总额,应该利用()。
A.复利终值系数B.复利现值系数C.年金终值系数D.年金现值系数【答案】C4、第一次收付发生在第二期或以后各期的年金被称为()。
A.普通年金B.预付年金C.递延年金D.永续年金【答案】C5、某企业拟发行面值为100元,票面利率为10%,期限为3年的债券,当市场利率为10%时,该债券的发行价格为()。
A.80元B.90元C.100元D.110元【答案】C6、下列哪项属于普通股筹资的优点()。
A.筹资成本低B.不稀释公司的控制权C.发行新股时,会增加每股净收益,引起股价上升D.发行普通股形成自有资金可增强公司举债能力【答案】D7、某钢铁集团并购某石油公司,这种并购方式属于()。
公司金融期末复习资料(计算简答名词判断)

单选15个,多选5个,判断10个,简答3个,计算4个1财务经理必须回答的三个最基本问题是什么?答:公司理财包括以下三个基本问题:(1)投资决策(资本预算):即公司应该投资于什么样的长期资产,这个问题涉及资产负债表的左边。
比如利用回收期法,折现回收期法,内部收益率法,净现值法,平均会计收益率法等方法来进行资本预算,选择应该投资的项目或者资产。
(2)融资决策(资本结构):即公司如何筹集资本支出所需的资金。
这个问题涉及资产负债表的右边。
它表示公司短期及长期负债与所有者权益的比例。
公司一般通过发行债券、借贷或发行股票来筹资,分为负债和所有者权益。
优序融资理论,负债权益的优缺点。
(3)短期财务问题(营运资本):净营运资本指企业流动资产与流动负债之差,表示清偿所有负债后的货币量。
即公司应该如何管理它经营中的现金流量。
财务经理必须致力于管理现金流量的缺口。
企业短期偿债能力强。
2会计利润与现金流量的区别是什么?财务决策时需要考虑的是会计利润还是现金流量?答:会计利润亦称“账面利润”,是指企业出售产品的总收益减去以显性成本(会计成本,与显性成本相对)之差额,反映企业在一定时期内的经营成果。
现金流量是指企业在一定时期内的现金流入总量和现金流出总量,包括企业经营活动、投资活动、筹资活动和特殊项目所产生的现金流入和现金流出。
会计利润和现金流量的主要区别在于:非现金支出(比如折旧支出)是包括在会计利润之中的,但在现金流量中却得不到体现,因为从现金流量的概念出发,这些支出并不能够代表企业目前的实际支出水平。
3财务经理如何创造价值?(财务计划的目标是是什么?)答:财务经理的主要职责是通过资本预算、融资和资产流动性管理为公司创造价值。
其创造价值的途径主要有两条:(1)公司必须通过购买资产创造超过其成本的现金。
(2)公司必须通过发行债券、股票和其他金融工具以筹集超过其成本的现金。
因此,公司创造的现金流量必须超过它所使用的现金流量。
《公司金融》期末复习题

例题6:某汽车公司的市值有2000万人民币,明年的自由现金流 预测有85万人民币,证券分析师预测,在之后的5年中,自由现 金流将以每年7.5%的速度增长。 (1)假设7.5%的增长率预期将一直持续下去,投资公司的股票, 投资者期望的收益率是多少? (2)该汽车公司一般情况下的账面股权收益率ROE约为12%, 50%的盈利用于再投资,其余50%的盈利作为自由现金流。假设 公司长期保持目前的ROE和再投资比率不变,股权成本又变为多 少?
例题10:已知一家纺织厂上市公司的以下信息: 请计算该公司的公司资本成本。不考虑税收。
例题11:项目预测现金流如下:(单位:元)
估计项目的贝塔为1.5,市场收益率rm为16%,无风险利率rf为 7%,请问: (1)估计资本机会成本和项目的净现值? (2)每年的确定性等值现金流是多少?
例题1:阅读以下文字:“公司通常购买(a)资产。这些资产既包 括有形资产,例如(b),也包括无形资产,例如(c)。为了购买 这些资产,公司出售(d)资产,例如(e)。关于 购买何种资产 的决策通常被称为(f)或(g)决策。关于如何筹集资金的决策通 常被称为(h)决策。”
请将以下术语填在合适的位置: 融资、实物、债券、投资、高管专用飞机、金融、资本预算、商标
例题4:假设一张面值为100元,息票利率为5%的6年期债券,年 化复利收益率为3%,假设1年后,债券的收益率仍为3%。那么 在这一年中债券投资者的收益率是多少?
假设1年后收益率降为2%,在这一年中债券投资者的收益率 又为多少?
例题5:回顾久期的计算,请计算面值为1000元,息票利率为3%, 到期收益率为4%的三年期债券的久期(列表)和修正久期。
例题9:判断正误: (1)投资者喜欢分散化公司,因为他们的风险小; (2)如果股票完全正相关,分散化将不能降低风险; (3)投资很多资产的分散化完全消除风险; (4)只有资产不相关时,分散化才有用; (5)标准差低的股票对资产组合风险的贡献比标准差高的股票小; (6)一只股票对充分分散化的资产组合的风险的贡献,取决于其 市场风险; (7)贝塔等于2.0的充分分散化的资产组合的风险是市场组合的两 倍; (8)贝塔等于2.0的没有分散化的资产组合的风险,小于市场组合 的风险的两倍。
公司金融期末考试题目

公司金融期末考试题目### 公司金融期末考试题目#### 一、单项选择题(每题2分,共20分)1. 公司进行资本预算时,通常采用的折现率是:A. 无风险利率B. 风险调整后的加权平均资本成本C. 股票市场平均回报率D. 公司债券利率2. 在资本结构决策中,下列哪项不是影响公司债务水平的因素?A. 税收影响B. 破产成本C. 公司规模D. 行业竞争程度3. 以下哪种融资方式不属于债务融资?A. 发行公司债券B. 发行优先股C. 银行贷款D. 租赁融资4. 根据莫迪利亚尼-米勒定理,在没有税收的情况下,公司的资本结构对企业价值有何影响?A. 有正面影响B. 有负面影响C. 无影响D. 影响不确定5. 以下哪项不是公司进行股利政策决策时需要考虑的因素?A. 公司的盈利能力B. 公司的资本需求C. 股东的税收状况D. 公司的市场份额#### 二、简答题(每题10分,共40分)1. 简述公司进行资本预算时,为何需要使用加权平均资本成本(WACC)作为折现率。
2. 描述公司在进行资本结构决策时,如何权衡债务融资和股权融资的利弊。
3. 什么是代理成本?请举例说明它在公司金融中的具体表现。
4. 股利政策对公司价值有何影响?公司应如何选择股利政策?#### 三、计算题(每题20分,共40分)1. 某公司计划进行一项投资,预计初始投资为500万元,项目寿命为5年,每年产生的现金流入为150万元。
公司的加权平均资本成本为10%。
请计算该项目的净现值(NPV)。
2. 某公司目前有1000万股流通在外,每股价格为20元。
公司计划通过发行新股筹集资金,发行价格为每股18元,计划发行500万股。
请计算:- 发行后公司的总股本- 发行后每股收益(EPS)的变化(假设公司年净利润为4000万元,且保持不变)- 发行后公司的市值#### 四、论述题(20分)请论述在全球化背景下,跨国公司在进行国际资本预算和资本结构决策时,需要考虑哪些特殊因素,并举例说明这些因素如何影响决策。
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CHAPTER 1. Issuing Securities to the Public✓Public and Private Sources of Capital: registered securities(registered with SEC)vs bank loans or private placements私募(cannot be traded on public markets).✓Management gets the approval of the Board of Directors.The firm prepares and files a registration statement with theSEC.The SEC studies th e registration statement during the waiting period. The firm may distribute copies of a preliminary pr ospectus.The firm prepares and files an amended registration statement with the SEC if needed.If everything is copasetic with the SEC, a price is set and a full-fledged selling effort gets underway. A final prospectus must accompany the delivery of securities.Marketi ng the issue: road shows and tombstone advertisements are used during and after the waiting period.✓Seasoned Offering (SEO)。
All IPOs are cash offers. SEOs can be made by using either cash offers or rights offers. Almost all debt is sold in general cash offerings.✓There are three methods for issuing securities for cash: Firm Commitment(underwrite), Best Efforts, Dutch Auction (uniform price auction)✓Green Shoe provision gives the members of the underwriting group the option to purchase additional shares at the offering price.✓nonventure equity investment:Distressed investmentMezzanine capitalLeverage buyout✓Venture CapitalWealthy families (Rockefeller family)A number of private partnerships and corporations (American Research and Development, ARD)Venture capital subsidiaries of large industrial or financial corporationsAngel investors (informal venture capitalists)✓Seed-Money Stage, Start-Up, First-Round Financing.....Fourth-Round Financing (bridge financing).CHAPTER 2. Long-Term Debt✓The registration statement for a public issue of bonds must include an indenture ( The basic terms of the bonds, A description of property used as security, The sinking funds arrangement, The call provisions, Covenants), a written agreement between the borrower and a trust company.✓The ownership (name) of the owner of the a registered bond is recorded, while that of a bearer bond is not.✓Accrued interest 应计利息collateral抵押品✓Clean price: The quoted price, which is the dirty price net of accrued interest✓Investment Grade Bond✓Any bond with a rating less than and equal to an S&P “BB”or a Moody’s “Ba”is a junk bond (high-yield bond).✓If an investor has a fix amount of liability in the future, zero coupon bond reduces the interest risk.✓Zero coupon bonds save tax payments for the investors.✓Life insurance companies and pension funds dominate the private placement segment of the bond market. Commercial banks are significant participants in the term loan market.✓A syndicated loan may be a line of credit.CHAPTER 3. Leasing✓Operating Leases VS Financial Leases (Capital Leases)✓Leveraged Leases: Lessor borrows from lender to partially finance purchase. The lenders typically use a nonrecourse loan. This means that the lessor is not obligated to the lender in case of a default✓The value of guarantee is the value of a put option on the assets of the firm.✓When the equity has a delta significantly smaller than 1, any value created will go partially to bondholders.✓Diversification works in the sense that it reduces the volatility of the firm’s return on assets.✓Financial merger creates value only if the combined firm bears more debt after merger to take advantage of more tax shield.✓In an efficient market without frictions (tax and bankruptcy cost), a convertible bond is just a package of straight bond and an option to buy common stocks.✓If there is no tax and bankruptcy cost convertible debt does not have ex ante advantage.CHAPTER 4. Pricing DerivativesF1 – F0, on date 1 F2 – F1, on date 2 …..FT-1 – FT-2, on date T-1 ST – FT-1, on date T✓ short position of an option is referred to as writing an option.✓ The payoff of a call at T: Max[0, ST-T] The payoff, at T, of writing a call : -Max[0, ST-T] ✓ The payoff of a put at T: Max[0, K-ST] The payoff, at T, of writing a put : -Max[0, K-ST]✓ In the money: the underlying asset of a call (or put) option has a current price, St , that is greater (less) than the strike price. ✓ The value of a forward contract,f = S0-K/(1+rf)T = S0-PV(K)✓ ✓ Arbitrage when a call sells for its exercise value.✓ Solution: short sell an Intel stock (+$45), buy the American option (-$5) and put the remaining cash ($40) on risk free asset. ✓ When stock price is higher, a unit change in the underlying stock price generates a larger increase in the value of call option than when stock price is lower.✓ When the stock price is extremely large, the call will be almost surely exercised. 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