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The document provides a comprehensive overview of financial concepts related to annuities, cost of equity, and various valuation models including the Dividend Discount Model and Black-Scholes Model. It discusses the calculation of present value for different financial instruments, cash flow criteria, and methods for determining the cost of capital. Additionally, it includes examples and formulas for valuing options and assessing the impact of corporate taxes on firm value.

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FMM Formula Sheet New

The document provides a comprehensive overview of financial concepts related to annuities, cost of equity, and various valuation models including the Dividend Discount Model and Black-Scholes Model. It discusses the calculation of present value for different financial instruments, cash flow criteria, and methods for determining the cost of capital. Additionally, it includes examples and formulas for valuing options and assessing the impact of corporate taxes on firm value.

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Annuity Cost of Equity (r E) -> return to shareholders

PV of

( 1+r )
X = amount of Dividend Discount Constant long-term growth:
annuity
Payment 1 ¿ 1+ P 1
beginning PV ( X ,n ,r ) =X × ¿] Model (DDM) Price=P 0= ¿1 ¿2
next
r = Interest rate/yield r E + P 0= +…
period:
n = time 1+r E (1+ r E )2
PV of a
g = growth rate 1 ¿1
growing PV ( X , g , n , r )= X × ¿ ¿ 1+ P 1 ¿1 P 1−Pℜ=
0 +g
annuity at g
r>g r −g r E= −1= + P0
P0 P0 P0
Perpetuity Div Yield
Capital Gain
X
PV of perpetuity beginning next period: PV = Total Payout
Model
P 0=Total Payout / ( ℜ−g ) / Number of Shares
r
Capital Asset  Establishes relationship between price of a security and its risk
X Pricing Model  CAPM used to determine the cost of capital (r): minimum
PV of a growing perpetuity at g PV = (CAPM) return required by investors for a certain level of risk
r−g  Assumes investors are well diversified, thus risk premium
potential is proportional to a measure of market risk (Beta)
Cash-Flow
EBIT(1-τ c) EBIT ( 1−τ c )=(Sales−COGS−SGA −Depreciation)∗(1−τ c)
τ c =Net income / EBT Expected return on stock = Risk-free rate + Beta of stock * Market
risk premium
Operating CF EBIT(1-τ c) + Depreciation
r E=r f + β i∗[ E ( r M ) −r f ]
FCFF FCFF=EBIT ( 1−τ c ) + Depreciation−CapEx−Changes∈WC
FCFF (incl.
liquidation value) FCFF (+liq )=FCFF +liquidation value−Tc∗(liquidation value−BV ¿assets)
Cost of Debt (r D) -> return to creditors
FCFF Yield to Maturity  Single discount rate that equates the PV of the bond’s remaining
FCFF discounted FCFF (disc .)= t r =cost of capital (YTM) CF to its current price
(1+r )
FCFF disc.
cumulative
FCFF ( disc . cumul . t 0 ) =FCFF disc . at t 0
FCFF ( disc . cumul . )=disc . cumul . at t−1+cumul . FCFF at current t
Price=

( Couponrate∗par value )∗1

Find y
y
1−
1
[
( 1+ y ) n
+
(1+ y)]
par value
n

CF based Criteria r D= y− p∗L=YTM −Prob ( default )∗expected loss rate


Payback Period FCFF d . c .(Year
yearof of change)
change = last
(PP) PP=t at year of change− neg. Binomial Model
FCFF d ( year o . c .+ 1) Call: right to buy at strike price
Put: right to sell
FCFF FCFF (t 0) FCFF (t 1) FCFF (t 2)
NPV NPV =Σ = + + +…
(1+r )t (1+ r )0 (1+r )1 (1+r )2 1. Given, dt, volatility and Rf
Profitability Index
(PI) PI =NPV /CapEx  u=e σ √ dt
IRR
Cash Flow: -/+/- do not compute; if NPV positive IRR higher than cost  d=1/u
of capital (r) ( Rf∗dt )
NPV  comparing projects with different lives e −d (contin.)
¿
 pu =
 not sufficient for comparison when different u−d
[ ]
Equivalent
1 1 EA 1+ R f −d
Annuity ∗ 1− discount rates (r) – Perpetuity
r (1+ r )n r  pu = (discrete)
u−d
 pd =1− pu
2. Build tree for underlying asset E E E
3. Compute payoffs at maturity T (S at T-K is S0) rU = r E+ r D− r τ reduction due to interest tax shield
 Call=Max ¿ ) E+ D E+ D E+ D D c
(ITS)
 Put =Max ¿ ) -> negative = 0 (will not be executed)
4. Discount back payoffs at maturity + repeat until you get value at t=0 PV of the Interest Tax Shield
u d
p u∗C + ( 1− pu )∗C Regular Case
Annual ITS = τ c (Corporate tax rate) * (Interest
 (continuous) Payment)
(¿ Rf ∗dt )
e ¿ τ c (R D D)
Special Case #1: Firm borrows
u
p u∗C + ( 1− pu )∗C
d
debt D and keeps level of D
PV ( ITS )= =τ c D -> debt
 (discrete) permanently
RD
(1+ R f )t is perpetuity
5. Calculate expected payoff 1
Special Case #2: Interest PV ( ITS )=annualinterest × tax rate × ¿
 current value of call option=( C 1∗pu ) +(C2∗p d )/(R f +1) payments are known r
)
 current value of put option= ( P1∗pu ) +(P2∗pd )/( Rf +1)
E D
( 1 ) Pre−Tax wacc= r E+ r ;
Black-Scholes Model E +D E+ D D
 Assumes that rate of return of underlying asset follows random walk
( )
Call0=N d1 ∗S0−N d 2 ∗PVN(d) ( )
( K )= cumulative
normal distribution
S = current share
price U FCF
S0 K = exercise price  = volatility (st.d. V =
ln ⁡( ) t = time to maturity in of r) Special Case #3: Target D/E Pre tax wacc−growth rate of FCF / perpetuity
PV ( K ) σ √ t years *d2: use positive Ratio E D
d 1= + value, then 1-value (2) r wacc = r + r (1−τ c ) ;
σ√t 2 from table E + D E E+ D D
d 2=d 1−σ √ t * L FCF
V =
PV ( K )=K∗e
(−R ∗dt) f r wacc −growt h rate of FCF
(3) PV ( ITS ) =V L −V U
Put-Call Parity
Put =Call−S0 + PV (K ) // Call +PV(K)=Put +S Valuation with Corporate Taxes (Tc) I Constant D/E Ratio
WACC (1) Determine FCFs and rwacc :
Modigliani-Miller Model Method E D
MM I r wacc = r E+ r ( 1−τ c )
Value of levered Firm = Value E +D E+ D D
of unlevered Firm (zero debt) MM II
rE = Cost of levered
L FCF 1 FCF 2 FCF 3
L U Equity (2) Compute V0L : V 0= + + +…
V =V D rU = Cost of unlevered 1+r wacc (1+r wacc)2 (1+r wacc )3
With r E=r U + (r U −r D ) Equity
L U E ! FCF0+V0L = NPV of project
τ c :V =V + PV (ITS ) E = Market value of
Equity APV Method (1) Determine unlevered value of firm:
FCF D = Market Value of Debt (adjusted PV) E D
V U= r U = pretax WACC= r + r
rU E+ D E E+ D D
E E U FCF 1 FCF 2 FCF 3
 rU = pre-tax WACC = rA ; rU = r E+ r (2) Compute V :V =
U
+ + +…
E+ D E+ D D 1+ r U (1+ r U ) (1+r U )3
2
WACC with Corporate Taxes
(3) Estimate annual interest payments: t=r D × D t −1
(4) Compute PV (ITS):
ITS1 ITS 2 ITS 3
PV ( ITS )= + + +…
1+r U (1+r U ) (1+r U )3
2

L U
(5) Determine VL: V =V + PV ( ITS )
FTE Method (1) Calculate FCFE = FCF - (1-τ c) x Interest Payments
t t t + Net
(Flow-to-
Equity) Borrowingt // FCFEt= Net Incomet + Depreciationt - CapExt –
Increase in NWCt+ Net Borrowingt [with Net Borrowing at t =
*rE = Equity Dt – Dt-1]
cost of D
capital (2) Compute FCFE and rE (r E=r U + (r −r ))
E U D
(3) Determine NPV(FCFE) at rE*:
FCFE1 FCFE 2
NPV ( FCFE )=FCFE0 + + +…
1+ r E (1+r E)2

EXAMPLES

What is the value (BS) of a call option? [=40%, S=5.75, YTM=30months/2.5 years,
Rf=2% (cont.), K=6.55]
Calculate PV(K) −0.02× 2.5
PV (6.55 )=6.55 × e =6.23
Calculate d1 and d2 5.75
ln ⁡( )
6.23 0.4 √ 2.5 ;
d 1= + =0.189
0.4 √ 2.5 2
d 2=0.189−0.4 √ 2.5=−0.443
Compute N(d1) and N(d2) Table Normal: N(d1) = .5793; N(d2) = .3300
Calculate Call-Option- 0.5793 ×5.75−0.3300 ×6.23=1.275
Price

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