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Summary of Corporate Finance HSH94A (16/20!)
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Complete Summary of the KUL Commercial Sciences Transition Year for the Corporate Finance course by Bert d'Espallier and his colleague. As well as example exercises in the summary! I got a 16/20 by just studying this summary.

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  • May 30, 2024
  • 43
  • 2023/2024
  • Summary

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  • despallier bert
  • financial value
  • interest rates
  • annuity
  • perpetuity
  • share
  • bond
  • portfolio

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Ondernemingsfinanciering
Examens: Enkel uit de lessen, niet uit de boek (50% oefeningen van oude
examens en handboek en 50% inzichtsvragen) 4 meerkeuze, 4 oefeningen, dan
één grote oefening zoals in hoofdstuk 4 en zoniet één van hoofdstuk 5 of 6 + een
case op het einde over actua of een gastspreker.
Gesloten boek maar met formularium en GRM -> Theorie + oefeningen &
meerkeuze
Hoofdstuk 0: The concept of financial value
Financial value is the “sum of discounted cash flows”.
 Discounted = what can be earned elsewhere for a similar amount of risk /
the present value of future cash flows
 It is not a fixed number, but an estimate.
Wat is de financiële waarde?
 “Itsme” neemt Leuvense authenticatie-specialist “NextAuth” over (Oktober
2023) en wil een overnameprijs bepalen.
o Who? Itsme
o What? Alle toekomstige vrije cashflows in NextAuth
o Discount rate? Opportuniteitskost, ze kunnen ook een ander bedrijf
overnemen
 Een institutionele investeerder wil participeren in de IPO van Robinhood
(Juli 2021) en wil weten of de uitgifteprijs van USD38 een goede prijs is.
o Who? Institurionele investeerder
o What? Alle toekomstige dividenden van Robinhood
o Discount rate? Opportuniteitskost, dat ze in iets ander investeren
want ze hebben veel opties
 Een particuliere belegger overweegt te investeren in de éénjarige
staatsbon gelanceerd door minister Van Peteghem (september 2023) en
wil weten of dit een interessante belegging is.
o Who? Particuliere belegger
o What? De rente van de staatsbon
o Discount rate? Opportuniteitskost, van een spaarboekje of
belegging.
 Een vermogensbeheerder overweegt een “call-optie” van BARCO op te
nemen in de financiële portefeuille en wil weten of de prijs op de
secundaire markt (15 500 euro op1/2/2024) een goede prijs is voor dit
product.
o Who? Vermogensbeheerder
o What? De cashflows van de optie op BARCO
o Discount rate? Opportuniteitskost, dat ze in iets anders investeren
(ligt hoger dan een particulier want hebben meer opties)
 5. Een financieel analist wil een BUY-HOLD-SELL advies geven over de
huidige marktwaarde van een aandeel BPOST.
o Who? Financieel analist
o What? Toekomstige CF of dividend van BPOST

, o Discount rate? Opportuniteitskost van de klant, wanneer men een
breed publiek heeft is deze lager
 6. COLRUYT investeert 90 miljoen euro in een nieuwe vleesfabriek (januari
2017) en wil inschatten wat de financiële waarde van deze investering is.
o Who? Colruyt
o What? Toekomstige CF van de investering
o Discount rate? Opportuniteitskost voor het Risico van de investering
Hoofdstuk 1: Introductie tot corporate finance
Verschillende soorten beslissingen:
 Investment decisions = capital budgeting decision = capital expenditures
o purchase/sale of real assets (asset used to produce goods and/or
services)
o tangible vs. intangible assets
 Financing decisions
o sale/purchase of financial assets (financial claim to the income
generated by real assets)
o Changes capital structure: debt versus equity
o Includes payout decision: equity repurchases / dividend




SEO: Seasoned equity offering (de eerste keer is IPO, daarna SEO)
Welke beslissingen zijn het belangrijkste?
 M&M1: In a perfect world (no tax, no bankruptcy costs, no transaction
costs, efficient markets):
o Financial value of the firm does NOT depend on financing decisions.
o The firm’s capital structure (= leverage) does not influence firm
value.
o Financial value is only created via investment decisions.
 Beredenering:
o Shareholders have unlimited access to financial markets and
diversify their portfolio. They will invest ‘elsewhere’ in case their
required return is not met.

, o How the firm’s cash flows are distributed between debt-holders and
equity-holders does NOT influence the required return by the
shareholders, because of their access to outside opportunities.
 Wanneer er geen perfecte wereld is:
o return of the shareholders increases with leverage (alleen wanneer
je meer krijgt uit je projecten dan dat je erin moet investeren =
hefboomwerking)
o Capital structure theories & ‘optimal’ leverage
o Optimizing/minimizing the company ‘cost of capital’ (=hurdle rate)
to create financial value for shareholders
Levenscyclus van een bedrijf:
 In start-up and growth phase, companies should focus primarily on the
investment decision to increase financial value
 In a mature stage, companies start to also optimize/minimize the company
hurdle rate(WACC) to increase financial value. In addition, pressure will
start to build to remunerate shareholders (via dividends and/or equity
repurchases)
 In a declining stage, companies should be pre-occupied by distributing
cash back to investors so they can invest elsewhere
Agency theory:
 Eigenaars zijn niet de
managers




 Managers (agents) vs shareholders (principals)
o Different objectives:
 Shareholders want to maximize their financial value
 Managers “should” be acting in interest of shareholders but
“may“ want something else
o Different information-set:
 Shareholders may not have all inside information, managers
have inside information
o principal-agent relationship
o informational asymmetry
o agency cost
 Agency costs are incurred when:
 1. Managers do not attempt to maximize firm value
 2. Shareholders incur costs to monitor the managers
and constrain their actions.
o Corporate governance needed!

,  Legal and Regulatory Requirements (corporate governance
codes)
 Performance-based compensation plans
 i.e. stock options -> alignment of interests
 Board of Directors: key decisions on ‘financial value’
 i.e. hiring-firing CEO; M&A decisions; strategic decisions
 Active takeover-market: (wanneer een manager het heel
slecht doet zullen ze wel worden overgenomen door een beter
bedrijf)
 i.e. lower financial value on financial markets -> easy
take-over target



Het doel van een bedrijf:
 Maximaliseer aandeelhouder waarde:
o This means maximizing cash flows while taking into account the
‘opportunity costs of shareholders (expected return of shareholders/
opportunity cost / ‘hurdle rate’)’
 =is determined OUTSIDE the company via external
opportunities
 Not profit maximalization, winst is geen goed gedefinieerd objectief enkel
cash flows zijn belangrijk.
o Profits can be ‘inflated’ and ‘timed’ because of accounting rules:
 i.e. non-cash items/accruals (depreciations, provisions,
impairment,...) affect profit but have no cash consequence
 .i.e. profits/losses can be subject to ‘end-of-year adjustments’
Hoofdstuk 2: Financiële algebra
 Definities:
o Future Value : Amount to which an investment will grow after
earning interest: OPRENTEN
o Present Value: Value today of a future cash flow: VERDISCONTEREN
o Discount Rate: Interest rate used to compute present values of
future cashflows = r %
o Discount Factor: Present value of a $1 future cash flow
 Interesten:
o Simple interest: Future Value = Present value x (1+ r x t)
o Compound interest: Future value = present value x (1+r)^t
Present value = future value x
(1/(1+r)^t)
o Voorbeelden:
 What is the future value of 100 euro if interest is compounded
annually at a rate of 7% for 2 years? = 100 x (1+0,07)^2 =
114,49
 You have invested 500 euro in a financial product that earns
5% annually. How much will you have in 10 years? 500 x
(1+0,05)^10 = 814,45
 What is the present value of 300 euro you get in 6 years when
the annual interest rate is 4%? 300 x (1/(1,04)^6) = 237,09

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