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Are you looking for clear, concise, and detailed notes to ace your finance class or enhance your understanding of key financial concepts? These comprehensive notes are perfect for students, professionals, and anyone seeking to build a solid foundation in finance. What’s Included: Compound Interest Concepts: Understand principal growth with interest equations like PV=FV/(1+r)*t and R=(FV/PV)*t-1. Cash Flow Functions: Step-by-step guide on using financial calculators to manage inflows and outflows effectively. Financial Metrics: Learn key indicators like ROE, BEP, and debt ratios to assess profitability, efficiency, and leverage. Capital Budgeting: Insights into fixed asset investments and working capital management. Risk and Return: Strategies to maximize firm value while managing risks effectively. Growth Rates: Detailed explanation of internal and sustainable growth rate calculations. Key Equations: Everything from net capital spending to operating cash flow, broken down for clarity. Why Choose These Notes? ️ Easy-to-understand explanations with real-world applications. ️ Covers essential topics like debt vs. equity, liquidity, and capital allocation. ️ Organized format for quick reference and revision. Transform complex financial concepts into actionable knowledge with these notes. Whether preparing for exams or real-life financial decision-making, these notes are your go-to resource!

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Compounds interest receiving interest on principal and interest

PV=FV/(1+r)*t
Interest rate:R=(FV/PV)*t-1


Order doesn’t matter
Check the rate have to coordinate with years (multiply them)


To use cashflow fn
cF->2nd-> then CE/C(CLR work)

Have to zero out any skipped points of investment
When u invest its negative on the timeline

Current assets and liability= working capitol
Capital budgeting: fixed assets investments

Finance thru debt(bonds) equity(common stock)

Em*pm*Total asset turnover=ROE (multiply)
Debt usage
Expense control looks at profit margin
Profit margin=expense control
TAT= asset utilization
EM= debt usage
ROE= (profitability)
BEP=debt costs (dept helps if BEP is higher than debt costs)
Debt ratio= leverage
Day in sales receivable=a financial metric that measures the average number of days it
takes for a company to collect payments from its customers after a sale has been made.

With risk of return have to maximize firm value (stock could plummet bc of too much risk)
ROE is help my mutlier
Basic earning power sales before taxes

Net capital spending (nfa end - NFA beginning + debt
Cash flow= dividends paid- net new equity
Cf to creditors= Interest paid-(net new debt) Long term debt-Long term debt
CFFA cf creditors+cf stockholders

Time interest earned ROE and receivables turnover the higher the better
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