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Corporate Finance Assignment

The document contains questions and answers related to finance concepts such as NPV, WACC, EOQ, dividend policy, capital structure, risk and return, cost of capital, capital budgeting techniques, and working capital management. Key highlights include definitions of NPV as the difference between present value of cash inflows and outflows, calculation of WACC using weights of equity and debt and their costs, and identification of systematic risk as examples like Brexit, Greek crisis, etc.

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Corporate Finance Assignment

The document contains questions and answers related to finance concepts such as NPV, WACC, EOQ, dividend policy, capital structure, risk and return, cost of capital, capital budgeting techniques, and working capital management. Key highlights include definitions of NPV as the difference between present value of cash inflows and outflows, calculation of WACC using weights of equity and debt and their costs, and identification of systematic risk as examples like Brexit, Greek crisis, etc.

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Q – The difference between present value of cash inflows and outflows is known as - repeat

 NPV

Q – For a firm, weight of equity & debt is .6 & .4 respectively and cost of equity is 15%. Cost of debt
is 9%, tax rate is 30%. Calculate the WACC fir the firm? - repeat

 .1152
Weight Average Cost of Capital (WACC) =

         {E/V × ke} + [ D/V × Kd × (1-Tc)

E = Market value of the firm's equity             0.6

D = Market value of the firm's debt                0.4

V = total market value of equity & debt (E+D)        0.6+0.4

Ke =  Cost of equity       15%

Kd =  Cost of debt          9%

Tc = Corporate tax          30%

WACC = {(0.6/1) × 0.15 }  +  {(0.4/1 ×0.09×(1-0.3)}

WACC = 0.09+0.0252

    =0.1152

Q – As per liquidity premium theory, interest rates on long term bonds will be ….than short term
bonds?

 Higher

Q – For A Ltd annual demand is 10000 units, carrying cost is 2Rs per unit and order cost is Rs 50.
Calculate the EOQ - repeat

 707
EOQ=√2DP/H = sqrt [(2*10000*50)/2] = 707.10
D = demand in units per year
P = relevant ordering costs per purchase order
H = relevant carrying costs of one unit in stock for the time period used for D (one year inthis
problem (I*C)

Q – Which of the following AAA debentures will have highest price if YTM is

 .07
Follows opposite

Q – In India, dividend is … in the hands of investers?

 Not taxable
Q – Dividend payment linked to profits left out after meeting the expansion needs is based on
theory/policy? - repeat

 Residual payout policy

Q – Which of the following is the spontaneous source of financing the working capital requirements?

 All

Q – If the coupon rate of a debenture is increased then its YTM will - repeat

 Increase

Q – Growth of the company can be expected to be higher when..is high

 Retention ratio

Q – If the cost of capital of a project goes up then NPV will

 Decrease

Q – As per matching approach, permanent working capital requirements should be funded by -


repeat

 Long term funds

Q – Brexit, Greece crisis, Chinese crises, Sub-Prime crisis are the examples of which of the following?
- repeat

 Systematic risk

Q – The internal rate of return generated by a fixed income investment, if held till maturity is known
as

 YTM

Q – A stock’s average return in last 3 years were 12% and standard deviation is 8%. Calculate the
coefficient of variation?

 .67
SD/Mean = 8/12

Q – Which of the following is not the method for calculation of cost of equity? - repeat

 YTM

Q – What will be the price of bond with face value Rs 1000 carrying a coupon of 10% maturing in 3
years at 10% premium on par value? Present value factor and PVAF at 10% for 3 years is .7513 and
2.4869 respectively.

 826.43
Face value*present value factor = 1000*.7513 = 751.3
751.3 + (751.3*10%) = 751.3 + 75.13 = 826.43

Q – The cashflows invested in a project at t=0 period is known as - repeat

 Initial cashflow
Q – Which of the following are two components of Holding Period Return?

 Periodic return and capital appreciation

Q - Sheela needs Rs 500000 at the end of 5 years. How much amount she should invest right now
@10%. Present value of Rs1 at 10% for 5 years is .6209. - repeat

 310450
FV = PV [1 + r] ⁿ
PV = 500000 ÷ [ 1 + 10% ] ⁵
= 500000 ÷ [1.1]⁵
= 500000 ÷ (1.61051)
= 310460.6615

Q – A liberal working capital policy will lead to

 High inventory

Q – If credit sales is 100000, credit period is 30 days, calculate the average receivables?

 8219
Average collection period= (average receivables/net sales) * 365
30 = (X / 100000) * 365
X = (30*100000)/365
= 8219.17

Q – Current year dividend of Sun Ltd is Rs 5 per share. Expected growth rate is 8% and market
capitalisation rate is 10%. Calculate the intrinsic value of stock? - repeat

 270
P= D1/(r−g)
D1 = 5 + (8% of 5)
= 5.4
So, P = 5.4/(.1-.08)
= 5.4/.02
= 270

Q – When in calculation of IRR, intermittent cashflows are reinvested at required rate of return, the
resultant rate is known as

 MIRR

Q – Which of the following will result in shareholder’s wealth maximization?

 Maximum utilisation of resources

Q – 1/10, 30 credit term means? - repeat

 1% discount for payment within 10 days.

Q – Which of the following is an example of unsystematic risk?

 Increased steel prices

Q – In case of share buy-back, number of outstanding shares will


 Reduce

Q – If the annual rent expense goes up, the operating leverage will…and will give rise to more than
proportionate change in …? - repeat

 Increase, EBIT

Q – Mathematical model for calculating the optimum inventory order quantity is known as

 EOQ

Q – Moon Ltd invests Rs 800000 in a paper manufacturing plant. This is expected to generate Rs
150000 every year for next 7 years. Cost of capital for project is 10%. PVAF for 7 years at 10% is
5.3349. Calculate the NPV of the project.

 800235
Equated annual amount = NPV or PV of cash out flow or PV value of cash Inflow/PVAF (k%,n
years)
NPV = 5.3349*150000
= 800235

Q – Cost of equity is always equal to or … than WACC.

 Higher

Q – A company replaces an old machinery with salvage value of Rs 100000 replaced by a machinery
costing Rs 500000. The relevant cash flows for evaluation of this project is

 400000
500000 – 100000

Q – In which of the following frequency of compounding, maturity value of the investment will be
higher?

 Daily

Q - Shyam deposits Rs 5000 every year for next 3 years at 6% semi-annual compounding. Calculate
the future value of investment. Future value annuity factor at 3% for 3 years and 6 years is 3.0909 ad
6.4684 respectively and at 6% for 3 years and 6 years is 3.1836 & 6.9753 respectively.

 15918

Q - Which of the following is combined measure of risk and return?

 Coefficient of variation

Q – Interest yields for different maturity periods, plotted on a graph is known as

 Yield curve

Q – Which of the following instrument is riskiest?

 Shares
Then pref shares, debentures, FD

Q – If proportion of debt is increased in capital structure, overall cost of capital will

 Decrease
Q - The underlying assumption in IRR method is that all the intermittent cash flows are reinvested at

 IRR

Q – In Excel, in order to calculate the EMI for loan repayment, which function has to be used

 PMT

Q - … method tells the period in which original investment in a project will be recovered

 Pay-Back period

Q – Preference share is a …. instrument

 Hybrid

Q – Dividend declared at 12% means that this %age will be applied on

 Face value

Q - In case of capital budgeting decision, the project in which choice of one automatically exclude
the other are known as

 Mutually exclusive projects

Q - If the credit period is increased for the customer of the company, cash conversion cycle will

 Reduce

Q – Cost of debt is

 YTM (1-taxrate)

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