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FIN 515 Final Exam Set 1 FIN 515 Final Exam Set 2 FIN 515 Final Exam S
et 3
he variety of financial analysis tools available to us. Let's start with the
DuPont Identity introduced in Chapter 2 of the text. For your initial pos
t, locate the financial statements for two firms in one industry. Calculat
e all four terms of the DuPont Identity and present the results but do n
ot analyze the results. For an additional post, analyze the results that a
nother student has posted. If you were the appropriate financial mana
ger of one of the firms that you analyzed, what would be your observat
ions and recommendations?
Question 1. (TCO G) The lecture says that some ratios typically are better
when they are higher and some of the ratios are better when they are low
er. Pick a ratio for which a lower number typically would be preferred and
describe a situation, in which a higher number for that ratio would be pre
ferred, OR pick a ratio for which a higher number typically would be prefe
rred and describe a situation in which a lower number for that ratio woul
d be preferred. Question 2. (TCO G) As of December 31, 20XX, David Cor
p's accounts payable were $4,000,000. Its accounts receivable were $2,20
0,000, and its sales for 20XX were $32,000,000. What was its days sales ou
tstanding? Question 3. (TCO G) As of December 31, 2015, Michael Corp's c
urrent assets were $2,000,000. Its current liabilities were $2,000,000. Its s
ales for 2015 were $50,000,000. As of December 31, 2016, Michael Corp's
current assets were $3,000,000. Its current liabilities were $3,000,000. Its
sales for 2016 were $65,000,000. Management has asked you to comment
on these numbers.
Assumptions of the TVM Model (graded) What are some of the assump
tions behind the TVM calculations? How do these assumptions limit ou
r application of these calculations?
FIN 515 Week 2 Quiz Question 1 (TCO B) You are a trust fund baby. You
r trust fund is currently worth $1,234,000. The problem is the terms of
the trust dont allow you to receive any of the money until you are 27.
You are now 21. The fund is earning 7.7% per year. How much will the
fund be worth when you are 27 and too old to enjoy it?Ignore taxes. Sh
ow your work. If you use Excel, show the formula with the parameters,
and the answer. If you use a formula, provide the standard formula, th
e formula with terms substituted, and the answer.
Week 3 Problem Set 1. Your brother wants to borrow $10,000 from you
. He has offered to pay you back $12,000 in a year. If the cost of capital
of this investment opportunity is 10%, what is its NPV? Should you und
ertake the investment opportunity? Calculate the IRR and use it to dete
rmine the maximum deviation allowable in the cost of capital estimate
to leave the decision unchanged. 8. You are considering an investment
in a clothes distributor. The company needs $100,000 today and expec
ts to repay you $120,000 in a year from now. What is the IRR of this inv
estment opportunity? Given the riskiness of the investment opportunit
y, your cost of capital is 20%.
Calculating WACC for a Real Firm (graded) The Weighted Average Cost o
f Capital (WACC) for a firm can be calculated or found through research
. Select two firms in the same industry. The industry may be that in whi
ch you currently work or it may be an industry in which you are interes
ted. Calculate or find the WACC for the two firms. How do the WACCs c
ompare? Are the WACCs what you would expect? What causes the diffe
rences between the two firms' WACCs?
FIN 515 WEEK 5 DQ 2 FINDING STOCK VALUES FOR REAL STOCKS USING BET
A AND THE SML
Finding Stock Values for Real Stocks Using Beta and the SML (graded) O
ur second discussion topic concerns the calculation of stock values usi
ng the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM). We will start with a discussi
on of risk and work towards practical application of the model. The tex
tbook provides a list of betas for a selection of stocks. Choose a few fir
ms from that list and discuss whether the betas are what you would ex
pect. Be sure to explain why or why not.
Chapter 10 (pages 345348): 4. You bought a stock one year ago for $5
0 per share and sold it today for $55 per share. It paid a $1 per share d
ividend today. What was your realized return? How much of the return
came from dividend yield and how much came from capital gain? 20. C
onsider two local banks. Bank A has 100 loans outstanding, each for $1
million, that it expects will be repaid today. Each loan has a 5% probabi
lity of default, in which case the bank is not repaid anything. The chanc
e of default is independent across all the loans. Bank B has only one lo
an of $100 million outstanding, which it also expects will be repaid tod
ay. It also has a 5% probability of not being repaid. Explain the differen
ce between the type of risk each bank faces. Which bank faces less risk
? Why?
This Tutorial contains 2 Different Course Projects Second Project The purpose
of this project is for you to have some practice working with financial concept
s in the real world. This will involve integrating some material from througho
ut the course. The project will also involve the development of your own appr
oach to doing the work. The project does not provide a step-by-step procedur
e for you to follow. Your task is to determine the WACC for a given firm using
what you know about WACC as well as data you can find through research. Yo
ur deliverable is to be a brief report in which you state your determination of
WACC, describe and justify how you determined the number, and provide rel
evant information as to the sources of your data. Assumptions As you recall, t
he formula for WACC is rWACC = (E/E+D) rE + D/(E+D) rD (1-TC) The formula fo
r the required return on a given equity investment is ri= rf + i * (RMkt-rf) RM
kt-rf is the Market Risk Premium. For this project, you may assume the Marke
t Risk Premium is 4% unless you can develop a better number. rf is the risk fr
ee rate. The YTM on 10 year US Treasury securities is a good approximation.