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Explain modified internal rate of return.

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Updated on 26-Sep-2020 13:43:42

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Modified internal rate of return (MIRR) is the adjusted rate of return to eliminate difference between investment rate and return. MIRR sorted out some issues in internal rate of return (IRR). MIRR tells about viability of the project. If the result is more than expected return, then the projects will ... Read More

Difference between internal rate of return and modified internal rate of return.

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Updated on 26-Sep-2020 13:41:14

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The major differences between internal rate of return (IRR) and modified internal rate of return are as follows −Internal rate of return (IRR)Calculates discount rate based on internal factors.NPV = 0.Cash flows are Reinvested at project’s IRR.Provides two solutions.Less accurate.Higher than MIRR.Low precision.Modified internal rate of returnCost of capital is ... Read More

What are the factors considered by venture capitalist before investing?

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Updated on 26-Sep-2020 13:40:09

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The factors considered by venture capitalist before investing are as follows −Management Team − Investors look for management team that have skills, knowledge, and their record of accomplishment. Commitment towards the goal is the key.Viability of the project − Capital firm will look at product market, end user, competitors and ... Read More

Define concept of Debt securitisation in financial management.

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Mandalika

Updated on 26-Sep-2020 13:38:17

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Securitization is the procedure of converting assets into securities. In other words, securitization means all assets of a company are consolidated into securities.An originator, special purpose vehicle (SPV), investment bank, credit rating agency, insurance company, obligator and investor are required in securitization.The process involved in debt securitisation is as follows ... Read More

Define cut off point cut-off rate in accounting.

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Updated on 26-Sep-2020 13:37:03

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Cut off point is base point at which investment proposal is accepted. It depends on risk of the investment proposal. If the proposal has high risk then, cut off point is high and if the proposal has low risk then, cut off point is low.Cut off rate is the lower ... Read More

Write the difference between securitization and factoring.

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Mandalika

Updated on 26-Sep-2020 13:35:58

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The major differences between cash flow and free cash flow are as follows −SecuritizationIt is related with loans.It is something with loans.Medium or long term.Agencies will look after collections.Originator will take portion of credit risk.FactoringIt is related with book debts.It is something with bills receivables.Short term.Factor will look after collections.Factor ... Read More

Differentiate between cash flow and free cash flow.

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Mandalika

Updated on 26-Sep-2020 13:34:10

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The major differences between cash flow and free cash flow are as follows −Cash flowFinds operating cash inflow and activities of finance and investments of the business.Net cash inflows are calculated.Liquidity of company is determined.It has broad scope.Operating, investing and finance cash flows are used in calculating cash flows.It gets ... Read More

How terminal cash flows are calculated

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Mandalika

Updated on 26-Sep-2020 13:30:03

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SolutionThe solution is as follows −Initial investment = Rs. 25000000/- Disposed value by analyst = Rs.500000/- Book value = Rs.375000/- Tax rate = 25%Tax rate for disposal => (500000 – 375000) * 25%                    => 125000 * 25%                    => Rs.31250/-After deducting taxes => 500000 – 31250                    => Rs.468750/-Terminal cash flows = after deducting taxes + working capital recovered                    => 468750 + 500000                    => Rs.968750/-

How investments are determined good or bad?

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Mandalika

Updated on 26-Sep-2020 13:26:49

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SolutionThe solution is given below −Total sales (in billion tons) – current = 16 Total sales (in billion tons) – proposed = 16 + 7 => 23Incremental cash flowsSalesCurrentDomestic sales => 8 * 80 => 640 Export sales => 8 * 120 => 960 Total current sales = 640 + ... Read More

How to calculate initial cash flows?

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Mandalika

Updated on 26-Sep-2020 13:24:21

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SolutionThe solution is mentioned below −Fixed capital = $ 2000 Working capital = $ 200 Salvage value = $ 1600 Book value = $ 1200 Tax rate = 28%Initial cash flows = FC+WC-S + (S-B) * T                    = 2000 + 200 ... Read More

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