Corporate Finance

                                 
                                   CORPORATE FINANCE

Total Marks: 80



Note : All Questions are Compulsory
Each Question Carries Equal Marks                       10 Marks



1.   Explain in detail about Corporate Firm


2.   Write a note on Short term solvency & Long-Term Solvency Measures


3.   Explain Definition & Example of a Bond & Explain How to Value Bonds


4.   Write a note on Growth Opportunities & Give one suitable example


5.   You purchase a bond with an invoice price of $1,140. The bond has a coupon rate of 7.2 percent, and there are five months to the next semiannual coupon date. What is the clean price of the bond?


6.   Explain in Detail about Monte Carlo Simulation


7.   Calculating Future Values Compute the future value of $1,000 compounded annually for

a)   10 years at 5 percent

b)  10 years at 7 percent

c)   20 years at 5 percent

d)  Why is the interest earned in part(C) not twice the amount earned in part(A)



8.   Explain in Detail about Different types of Efficiency




CORPORATE FINANCE MANAGEMENT

COURSE: CFM                                                          Total Marks: 80

N.B.: 1) Attempt any Twenty Questions 2) All questions carries equal marks.

Q.1) Give A brief On Optimizing the Corporate Finance Function, The External

Business Environment and Corporate Financial Strategy. The Strategic Logic of High Growth?

Q.2) Explain what is Shareholder Value Maximization?

9.   Corporate Valuation

10.                     Valuation Models: Public Company
11.                     Valuation Models: Closely held Company

12.                     Corporate Performance Measurement: Economic Value Added (EVA)

Q.3) Explain Financial Policy with the help of the following points?

a)   Capital Structure

b)  Operating Leverage
c)   Dividend Policy
d)  Pricing Strategy
e)   Tax Planning
f)    Optimal Capital Budgeting with real Options
g)  Mergers and Acquisitions

h)  Asset-Liability Management: Optimizing the Balance Sheet


Q.4) Give an introduction to Risk Management include the following?

a)   Identifying and Estimating Risk Exposure

b)  Off-Balance Sheet (OBS) Risks
c)   Operational Risk Management
d)  Enterprise Wide Risk Management (EWRM)

e)   Risk Hedging Strategies

Q.5) what is Financial Reporting, Planning and Control

a)   Financial Reporting: GAAP Convergence

b)  Business and Financial Planning
c)   Treasury Management
d)  Financial Control and Audit

e)   Optimize amid Changing Operating Conditions

Q.6) Corporate Performance Management: The Balancing act?

a)   The Execution Problem

b)  The Balanced Scorecard
c)   Real-time Financial Systems: Corporate Performance Management (CPM)

d)  Integrated Financial Management

Q.7) How do we create and measure shareholder value creation? Q.8) How do we manage financial risk?
Q.9) In what projects are we going to invest our shareholders money (capex)?

Q.10) Why Profit maximization is not the same as shareholder wealth maximization? Q.11) What investments should we make?
Q.12) How do you know whether an investment generates value for shareholders? Q.13) Described Traditional appraisal techniques?
      What businesses actually use

      Payback
      Accounting rate of return

      Why internal rate of return is still popular


Q.14) Explain The managerial art of investment selection

o  Strategy

o  Social context

o  Expense

o  Stifling the entrepreneurial spirit

o  Intangible benefits

Q.15) Explain The stages of investment decisions ?

o  Generation of ideas

o  Development and classification

o  Screening
o  Appraisal
o  Report and authorization

o  Implementation

o  Post completion audit

Q.16) Explain Allowing for risk

      What is risk?

      Adjusting for risk through the discount rate
      Sensitivity analysis
      Scenario analysis
      Probability analysis
      Standard deviation

      What risk techniques do managers actually

Q.17) Explain Value managed companies versus earnings managed companies

      The pervasiveness of the value approach

      Case studies: FT100 companies creating value and destroying value

      Why shareholder value?
      Earnings-based management’s failings:
o Dicey accounting o Throwing money in

o  Ignoring the time value of money

o  Ignoring risk
      ROCE has limitations
      Focusing on earnings is not the same as value
      How a business creates value

      The five actions to create value


Q.18 ) Explain Strategic position

      Strategic business unit management

      Do we have any strong business franchises?
      Industry attractiveness
      The strength of our resources
      The TRRACK system
      The life cycle of value potential
      Strategic choice

      What use is the head office?

Q.19) Explain Value creation within strategic business units

      Using cash flow to measure value

      Shareholder value analysis
      Economic profit

      Economic value added (EVA)

Q.20) What is the companies cost of capital?

      The required rate of return

      The cost of equity capital
o  The capital asset pricing model
o  Gordon growth model
o  The cost of retained earnings
      Debt capital
      Preference shares
      The weighted average cost of capital, WACC
      What the WACC tells you
      Applying WACC to strategic business units and projects
      What do managers actually do?
      Implementation issues
o  How large is the equity premium?
o  Which risk free rate?
o  How reliable are the CAPM and beta?
      Fundamental beta

Q.21) explain the below Mergers: impulse, regret and success

      The merger decision

      You say merger, I say acquisition
      Types of merger
      Merger statistics
      What drives firms to merge?
o  Synergy
o  Market power
o  Economies of scale

o  Internalisation of transactions


o  Entering new markets and industries

o  Tax

o  Risk diversification

o  Bargain buying

o  Inefficient management

o  Managerial benefits

o  Hubris

o  Survival

o  Free cash flow

o  Third party motives


Q.22) Do the shareholders of acquiring firms gain from mergers?

Q.23) What pay-outs should we make to shareholders?

The other extreme

Some muddying factors

      Clientele effects

      Taxation
      Information conveyance
      Agency effects

Scrip dividends

Share buy-backs and special dividends A round up of the arguments



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