Professional Documents
Culture Documents
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Session Chapters from course textbook and reading material Pedagogy (Case Studies/in-class
Module Session Topic
No(s) other than case studies exercise/questionnaire/presentations)
Time Value of Money Financial Management: An Introduction
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(TVM)
Introduction of the time value of money
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Overview of Fixed Income
Security
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Difference between debt and Equity
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Balance Sheet
Resources = Amount from Creditors + Amount from Owners
Resources = Claims
Assets = Liabilities + Shareholder’s Equity
Temporary
Debt Periodic interest and Repayment of capital
No ownership
Assets
Permanent
Equity No obligation to pay dividends, and repay
Ownership
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Some characteristics of financial claims
• Payoff structure (e.g., fixed promised payment)
• Priority
• Maturity
• Restrictive Covenants
• Voting rights
• Options (convertible securities, call provisions, etc)
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Difference between Debt and Equity
Equity Debt
Duration Permanent Temporary
Payment (Div/Int) No obligation to pay dividend Periodic payment of interest
Repayment of Capital No obligation Repayment of capital
Liquidation Claim Residual Seniority
Ownership Ownership No ownership
Which one will be treated on par with equity?
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Instruments
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Bonds
• A bond is a long-term contract under which a borrower agrees
to make payments of interest and principal on specific dates to
the holders of the bonds
• Key Characteristic of bonds
– Par value
– Coupon rate
– Maturity date
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Other features
• Convertible bonds
• Warrants
• Call provisions
– Give issuer the right to call the bonds for redemption
• Put provisions
– Investors have option to redeem
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Covenants in Debt Contracts
Performance-covenants Capital-covenants
• Cash interest coverage ratio • Quick ratio
• Debt service coverage ratio • Current ratio
• Level of EBITDA • Debt-to-equity ratio
• Fixed charge coverage ratio • Loan-to-value ratio
• Interest coverage ratio • Ratio of debt to tangible net worth
• Ratio of debt to EBITDA • Leverage ratio
• Ratio of senior debt to EBITDA • Senior leverage ratio
• Net worth requirement
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Zero-coupon bond
• A zero-coupon bond is a bond where the face value is repaid at
the time of maturity.
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Perpetual bond
• With no maturity date
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Coupon bonds
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Valuation
C1 C2 1,000 + C N
PV = + + ... +
(1 + r )
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(1 + r ) 2
(1 + r ) N
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• A bond has an annual coupon rate of 11.5%, paid annually. If
investors demand an annual return of 7.5%. The face value of
the bond is INR 100. The bond is going to mature in 5 years
from now. What is the price of the bond? [Hint:116.184]
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Government of India Securities
Name of the Security Coupon rate (%) Date of Last Coupon payment Date of Coupon payments
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