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Q's.burcelone

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  • April 26, 2018 at 12:45 pm #448940
    adurich
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    There is a qs in bpp kit burcelone

    I did not understand how they calculate cost of debt for polar co and burcelone…default risk premium is given and risk free rate …are they adding the two ! How and why?

    In exam do we have other variations to calculate cost of debt ?

    Also in the same qs the formula used for valuation as fcf
    /wacc -g …is not given in book …how do we get idea to use these variations in the formula

    Book formula : fcf/ r-g

    Would you please interpret the above formula …like what it is going to give ??

    Thank u for your time

    April 26, 2018 at 5:52 pm #448999
    John Moffat
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    For your first question, the cost of debt for any business will differ depending on the risk attached. The risk free rate applies when there is zero risk, but in practice there is the risk that the company may default (i.e. not be able to repay the debt) and so the cost is higher – the extra over above the risk free rate is the default risk premium.

    For your second question, the formula you quote applies to discounting any inflating perpetuity. When we discount free cash flow then it is the WACC that we use – the rest of the formula stays the same.

    April 27, 2018 at 1:57 pm #449076
    adurich
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    So for cost of debt they are adding risk free rate + default risk premium to get the cost of debt for both companies ..am I right ? The figures in the answer relate to the two !..I am still confused

    April 27, 2018 at 1:58 pm #449077
    adurich
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    Also I did not understand inflating perpetuity.. May b I need to read again and come again

    Thank u

    April 27, 2018 at 4:44 pm #449116
    John Moffat
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    Yes – add the two.

    With regard to the inflating perpetuity it might help you to watch the free investment appraisal lectures for Paper F9 because I explain inflating perpetuities there.

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