Financial Calculation Practice
Practice mature finance calculations covering NPV, WACC, CAPM, bonds, ratios, FX, margin, and portfolio math.
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PV of inflows is 40000 times 2.4869, or about 99476, so NPV is about minus 524.
FV equals 5000 times 1.06 to the fourth, about 6312.
Price equals PV of 50, 50, and 1050 discounted at 6 percent, about 973.
Required return equals 4 percent plus 1.2 times 6 percent, or 11.2 percent.
WACC equals 0.4 times 7 percent times 0.75 plus 0.6 times 12 percent, or 9.3 percent.
Contribution is 40 percent of 500000, or 200000. Less fixed costs gives 80000.
Current ratio equals current assets divided by current liabilities, 240000 over 160000.
Quick ratio removes inventory: 120000 divided by 100000 equals 1.20.
ROE equals net income divided by average equity, or 90000 over 600000.
Times interest earned equals EBIT divided by interest expense.
Weighted return equals 0.7 times 8 percent plus 0.3 times 3 percent.
Variance equals 0.5 squared times 0.2 squared plus 0.5 squared times 0.1 squared, giving standard deviation about 11.2 percent.
Sharpe ratio equals excess return of 8 percent divided by 16 percent.
Current yield equals annual coupon divided by current price, 60 over 950.
Value equals D1 divided by r minus g, or 2.50 divided by 0.05.
Equity equals assets minus liabilities.
Gross margin equals gross profit divided by sales.
Payback equals initial cost divided by annual savings.
Solving 1000 equals 600 divided by 1+r plus 600 divided by 1+r squared gives about 13 percent.
Approximate real return equals nominal return minus inflation.
Simple interest equals principal times rate times time, 10000 times 0.08 times 0.75.
Total contribution equals 200 times 12.
Return equals price gain plus dividend divided by beginning price, or 8 over 40.
Call intrinsic value equals max stock price minus strike, zero.
Put intrinsic value equals max strike minus stock price, zero.
Profit equals payoff minus premium.
Debt-to-equity equals debt divided by equity.
DSO equals receivables divided by daily sales. 100000 divided by 2000 is 50 days.
Inventory turnover equals cost of goods sold divided by average inventory.
Free cash flow here equals operating cash flow minus capital expenditures.
Payout ratio equals dividends divided by net income.
Sustainable growth is often approximated as ROE times retention ratio.
After-tax cost of debt equals pre-tax cost times one minus tax rate.
Cost of preferred equals preferred dividend divided by market price.
NOPAT is 150000 times 0.70, or 105000. ROIC equals 105000 over 700000.
P/E equals price per share divided by earnings per share.
EV/EBITDA equals enterprise value divided by EBITDA.
Enterprise value equals equity value plus debt minus cash.
Expected NPV equals 0.5 times 120000 plus 0.25 times minus 50000 plus 0.25 times 250000.
Break-even units equal fixed costs divided by contribution margin per unit.
DOL equals contribution margin divided by operating profit.
12100 equals 10000 times 1.10 squared.
PV equals 50000 divided by 1.05 to the fifth.
PV annuity factor at 8 percent for 4 years is about 3.312.
Perpetuity value equals cash flow divided by required return.
Value equals 100 divided by 0.09 minus 0.03.
Approximate price change equals negative duration times yield change.
Return equals 30 profit divided by 970 purchase price.
Expected return equals 0.3 times 20 percent plus 0.7 times 5 percent.
Each outcome is 10 percentage points from the mean, so standard deviation is 10 percent.
Market risk premium is 8 percent, so return equals 3 percent plus 0.8 times 8 percent.
Beta equals covariance with market divided by market variance.
Taxable income is 80000, tax is 20000, so net income is 60000.
EBIT is 120000 and NOPAT is EBIT times one minus tax rate.
OCF equals EBIT after tax of 63000 plus depreciation of 40000.
An increase in receivables uses cash because revenue has not yet been collected.
Contribution is 30 times 10000, or 300000. Less fixed costs gives EBIT of 100000.
Gain equals price change of 3 times multiplier 1000.
Forward price is approximately spot grown at the risk-free rate when there is no income or storage cost.
A 0.0050 USD move times 100000 euros equals 500 USD.
The difference is 0.0020, or 20 pips for a four-decimal currency quote.
Gross gain is 300. Subtract 50 commissions for 250 net profit.
Margin percentage equals account equity divided by market value.
Drawdown is loss from peak divided by peak, or 15000 over 100000.
CAPM return is 9.6 percent. Adding alpha gives 11.6 percent.
DuPont ROE equals margin times turnover times equity multiplier.
ROE equals ROA times equity multiplier in the simple DuPont relation.
Book value per share equals equity divided by shares outstanding.
P/B equals market price divided by book value per share.
Net margin equals net income divided by sales.
A coupon below market yield requires a discount price.
A coupon above market yield usually makes the bond worth more than par.
Total assets are 1000000 and total liabilities are 600000, so equity is 400000.
Old revenue is 100000. New revenue is 110 times 920, or 101200.
Profitability index equals present value of inflows divided by initial cost.
Approximate real growth equals nominal growth minus inflation.
Coefficient of variation equals standard deviation divided by expected value.
Using a 360-day year, discount is 10000 times 9 percent times 60 over 360.
Three months is one quarter of a year, so 120000 times 3 over 12 equals 30000.
Total expected return is dividend yield plus capital gain yield.
Payout ratio is 40 percent, so retention ratio is 60 percent.
P/E can be calculated as equity market value divided by earnings.
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