- Discounted Cash Flow Techniques
- Management converts strategic goals into investment proposals
- financial evaluation of investment proposals = capital budgeting
- money is required today to achieve a future benefit
- Do the future benefits outweigh the risks?
- Is the proposed investment the most cost effective way to achieve the strategic goals?
- Stock and Bond valuation
- equipment purchases (and any other purchasing decisions, including investing in an MBA!)
- discounted cash flow forms the backbone of modern finance
- Steps for evaluating any investment opportunity
- estimate future cash flows
- calculate a figure of merit for the investment
- compare the figure of merit to an acceptance criterion
- figure of merit: a number which encapsulates an investment's worth
Course work and notes from E. B. Holmes at the University of Edinburgh Business School (MBA, 2011-2012)
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Analysis for Financial Management (R. Higgins) Chapter 7 Summary
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Ch. 7,
Financial Management,
Higgins
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