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FNCE20001 Business Finance Formula Sheet

This document provides formulas for: 1) Present and future value calculations using simple and compound interest, including for perpetuities, ordinary annuities, and annuities due. 2) Effective interest rates, discount rates, yields, and pricing of bonds and shares. 3) Return calculations including arithmetic average, geometric average, expected return, variance, and covariance. 4) Portfolio theory formulas including expected returns of multi-security portfolios and the capital asset pricing model.

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FNCE20001 Business Finance Formula Sheet

This document provides formulas for: 1) Present and future value calculations using simple and compound interest, including for perpetuities, ordinary annuities, and annuities due. 2) Effective interest rates, discount rates, yields, and pricing of bonds and shares. 3) Return calculations including arithmetic average, geometric average, expected return, variance, and covariance. 4) Portfolio theory formulas including expected returns of multi-security portfolios and the capital asset pricing model.

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FNCE20001 Business Finance Semester 1, 2016

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Fn Present value using simple interest


Fn P0 (1 n r ) P0
Future value using simple interest (1 n r )
FV of a single cash Fn PV of single cash
Fn P0 (1 r )n P0
flow/compound interest (1 r ) n flow//Fn(1+r)^-n
C C/r
P0 PV of perpetuity P0
r (1 r ) n PV of deferred perpetuity

P0(OA) = C r 1 1/(1 r ) (1 r )n 1
n
PV of OA Fn(OA) = C r FV of OA & deferred OA

P0(AD) = C r 1 1/(1 r ) 1 r PV of AD Fn(AD) = C r (1 r )n 1 1 r


n
FV of AD

re = (1 + r/m)m 1 Effective interest rate r e = er 1

Discount
P0 = Fn/[1 + (n/365) r] P0 Fn (1 kd )n
securities

Annualized cost of BAB = FaceValue 1 365 Annualised cost of funds


P0 Costs n

Dt
P0 C kd 1 (1 kd ) n
Fn (1 kd )n Pt 1 Price today
price coupon paying securities/YTM ke g
Ordinary shares//expected
Pt = (Dt+1 + Pt+1)/(1 + ke) pricing ordinary shareske = (Dt+1 + Pt+1)/Pt 1 rate of return

ke = Dt+1/Pt + g g = ke Dt+1/Pt constant dividend growth


constant dividend growth
model, find g
P0
expected price earning ratio
P0 (1 g )
current price earning ratio
E1 ke g E0 ke g

Rt = (Pt + Dt Pt-1)/Pt-1 Discrete returns rt = ln[(Pt + Dt)/Pt-1] Continuously compounded returns

ra = [R1 + R2 + ... + Rn]/n Arithmetic average rg = [(1 + R1) (1 + R2) (1 + Rn)]1/ n 1 Geometric average

Cn = C0(1 + rg)n E(rj) = p1R 1 + p2R 2 + ... + pnRn Expected return

2
j = p1[R1 E(rj)]2 + p2[R2 E(rj)]2 + ... + pn[Rn E(rj)]2 variance

12 = p1[r11 E(r1)][r21 E(r2)] + ... + pn[r1n E(r1)][r2n E(r2)] ??

12 1 2 12
covariance 12 = 12 / 1 2 correlation

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Formula Sheet 1 of 2
FNCE20001 Business Finance Semester 1, 2016

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2
E(rp) = w1E(r1) + w 2E(r2) p w12 2
1 w22 2
2 2w1w2 12 variance between two securities retu
Expected return - 2 securities
2
2 2 2 2 2 *
p w 1 1 w2 2 2w1w2 1 2 12 w1 2
2
2
12 1 2

correlation of returns 2s 1 2 2 12 1 2

n m m
E(Rp ) wi E ( Ri ) p = w j wk jk SD of M security portfolio
expected return
i=1 of an M security portfolio j =1 k =1

CML 2
E(rp) = rf + [E(rm) rf ][ p / m] j jm m jm j m
beta/covariance of security with marke

E(rj) = rf + [E(rm) rf] j p = w1 1 + w2 2 + ... + w n n


SML/security market line
E(rj) = 0 + 1 1j + 2 2j + ... + n nj APT/arbitrage pricing theory

E rjt rft jm E rmt rft jS E SMBt + jH E HMLt Fama and French three factor model

N
Ct C1 C2 CN
NPV t
I0 NPV 0 ... I0
t 1 1 k (1 r ) (1 r ) 2 (1 r ) N IRR when equal to 0
Average annual earnings Average annual earnings
ARR(1) ARR(2)
Initial investment Average investment
N
( Rt OCt )(1 tc ) tc Dt SVN
NPV I0 (1 + r) = (1 + r*)(1 + i)
cash flow estimation t 1 (1 k )t (1 k ) N fisher relationship
(1 k ) N D E
NPV NPV0 EAV / k k0 kd ke Weighted average cost of capital
(1 k ) N 1 V V
NPV of infinite chain/projects with different lives
D E P D E
k0 kd ke kp k0 kd (1 tc ) ke after tax WACC
+ preference shares V V V V V
D E P
k0 kd (1 tc ) ke kp Franking credit = Div[tc/(1 tc)]
after tax WACC V V V
Grossed-up dividend = Div/(1 tc) VU = EBI/ko value of firm (and equity) with no debt
V L = E L + DL EL = (EBI Interest)/ke value of firm with non-zero debt
value of firm with non-zero debt
DL = Interest/k d firm with non-zero debt ke
value of k0 k0 kd D E MM proposition 2
e 0 0 d DE VL = VU + tc D
proposition 2 systematic risk beta
Dp
VL = VU + PV(TS) PV(BC +AC) kp cost of preference shares
P
V0 = [(n + m)P1 I + X]/(1 + ke) X + mP1 = nD1 + I
F0, t = S0 (1 + c) Cost of carry model Call option payoff = Max(ST X, 0)
Call option profit = Max(ST X, 0) C Put option payoff = Max(X ST, 0)
Put option profit = Max(X ST, 0) P

Formula Sheet 2 of 2

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