Maximize wealth

Bài giảng Chapter 1: Overview of Financial Management and the Financial Environment present of Financial management (Forms of business organization, Objective of the firm Maximize wealth, Determinants of stock pricing) and The financial environment (Financial instruments, markets and institutions, Interest rates and yield curves).

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308 Planning and Forecasting are f lawed. If the objective of the firm is to maximize investors’ wealth, the alternative rules sometimes fail to identify projects that further this end and in fact sometimes lead to acceptance of projects that destroy wealth. We will examine the payback period rule, the discounted payback rule, and the internal rate of return rule. The Payback Period The payback period rule stipulates that cash f lows must completely repay the initial outlay prior to some cutoff payback period.

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CHAPTER 21 Rewarding Performance After completing this chapter, you should be able to answer the following questions: How are employee compensation and maximization of stockholder wealth related? What are the alternative means of rewarding performance?

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CAPM: Assumptions • Investors are risk-averse individuals who maximize the expected utility of their wealth • Investors are price takers and they have homogeneous expectations about asset returns that have a joint normal distribution (thus market portfolio is efficient) • There exists a risk-free asset such that investors may borrow or lend unlimited amount at a risk-free rate. • The quantities of assets are fixed. Also all assets are marketable and perfectly divisible. • Asset markets are frictionless. Information is costless and simultaneously available to all investors.

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The ideal investment decision making technique is Net Present Value. N P V measures the equivalent present wealth contributed by the investment. NPV is given in NPV -- relates directly to the firm’s goal of wealth maximization -- employs the time value of money -- can be used in all types of investments -- can be adjusted to incorporate risk.

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Appropriate investment advice for individual investors is to invest financial wealth in an asset that is not highly correlated with their human capital in order to maximize diversification benefits over the entire portfolio. For people with “safe” human capital, it may be appropriate to invest their financial assets aggressively. Mortality Risk and Life Insurance. Because human capital is often the biggest asset an investor has, protecting human capital from potential risks should also be part of overall investment advice.

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There are many underutilized and vacant urban lots throughout the world, which are held by private investors who are interested in maximizing their wealth by land development. Three approaches are commonly used for property and land valuation (Appraisal Institute, 2001; Baum and Crosby, 1988; Isaac, 2002). The first is the cost approach, which estimates the property by summing the land value and the depreciated value of any improvements.

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The broader objective of the FSA’s regulatory approach is to balance the competing interests of shareholder wealth maximization and the interests of other stakeholders. 14 The FSA’s balancing exercise relies less on the strict application of statutory codes and regulatory standards, and more on the design of flexible, internal compliance programmes that fit the particular risk-level and nature of the bank’s business.

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