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Adventis Financial Modeling Certification (FMC) Level 1 Exam (New 2023/ 2024 Update) Questions and Verified Answers_ 100% Correct_ Graded A QUESTION A company has long-term debt of $500,000 and EBITDA of $10,000. What conclusion could a financial analyst draw about this company? A) The company may not be able to pay its short-term liabilities B) The company is potentially over levered C) The company does not use its assets efficiently D) The company's profitability is low A...

TMT Prep Test Questions with Complete Solutions 2024/2025 What are the most common types of business models in the telecom and media industry? - ANSWERS> Traditional Equipment Sales/Wireless Services: recent revenue growth has been very low because this type of revenue is related to one-time equipment sales and then monthly plans, making revenue growth a function of geographic expansion. However, companies in this space tend to benefit from high operating leverage, barriers to entry, and...

In this document you'll find a summary of the first 18 chapters from the valuation book used in the course Corporate Valuation of the Master Finance. The summary is useful during the two cases as a guideline, and also to prepare for the exam.

LBO Modeling / LBO Modelling Exam from Wall Street Prep 2024 PASS A+ What do LBO FCF's tell us? - ANSWER-Tells you how much cash is available to repay *debt principal* each year after already paying for normal expenses and debt interest Can a PE firm earn a solid return if it buys a company for $1 billion and sells it for $1 billion 5 years? - ANSWER-Yes, if it uses a certain amount of debt to purchase the company- if they raise $500m, and use $500 cash, the company's FCF's are able ...

LBO Modeling / LBO Modelling Exam from Wall Street Prep 2024 PASS A+ What do LBO FCF's tell us? - ANSWER-Tells you how much cash is available to repay *debt principal* each year after already paying for normal expenses and debt interest Can a PE firm earn a solid return if it buys a company for $1 billion and sells it for $1 billion 5 years? - ANSWER-Yes, if it uses a certain amount of debt to purchase the company- if they raise $500m, and use $500 cash, the company's FCF's are able ...

LBO Theory & Modeling Exam Review 2024/2025 Leveraged Buyout (LBO) (4) - Answer-1. Acquisition of a public or private company with a significant amount DEBT - Debt 60 - 75% of purchase price 2. LBO model is an analysis that projects returns of a potential investment by making assumptions on valuation, forecasted financials, and deal structure 3. Project out 3 -statements to determine how much cash used to PAY DOWN outstanding debt during ownership 4. Return (IRR / MoC) determined by.....

DES - P/E Ratio, Market cap, revenue, earnings per share RV - compare valuation to specific companies within industry COMP - Stock performance comparison in graph; price change, total return; remember to change time frame WEI - Global stocks; you can change currencies, time period WB - Global bonds WCRS - World Currencies CRR - Commodities ECO - Economic calendar ECST - Economic statistics around the world, choose by country EM - Earnings trends, growth history and forecast; predicted ...

FIN202-Chapter 12 (Key Full) Questions and Answers | Latest Update | Graded A+ 41. If a firm were interested in knowing the effect of a single input change on the net present value of a project, then the firm would most likely want to perform A) a Monte Carlo simulation. B) scenario analysis. C) sensitivity analysis. D) none of the above. C 42. If a firm wanted to find the effect of a change in the variable cost per unit of production on the net present value of a project, then...

Invested Capital correct answers Average Equity + Average Net Debt Return on Assets (ROA) correct answers Net Income / Average Assets Return on Equity (ROE) correct answers Net Income / Average Stockholders' Equity Return on Invested Capital (ROIC) correct answers Adj. EBIT / Invested Capital Or EBIAT / Invested Capital Return on Capital (ROC) correct answers Net Income / Invested Capital Accounts Receivable Turnover correct answers Sales / Average Accounts Receivable Days S...

Current Yield Correct Answer-Annual Interest / Market Price Conversion Ratio Correct Answer-Par Value / Conversion Price Parity Price of a Bond Correct Answer-MV (Stock) x Conversion Ratio Parity Price of a Stock Correct Answer-MV (Bond) / Conversion Ratio Equity Value Correct Answer-Total Shares Outstanding x Stock Price = Enterprise Value - Debt + Cash Enterprise Value Correct Answer-Equity Value + Debt + Preferred Stock + Noncontrolling Interest - Cash = Equity Value + Debt ...