Capital Markets Introduction PDF
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Arman V. Cruz
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This presentation provides a basic introduction to capital markets. It covers various concepts, including financial investment, market-based investment, and bond valuation methods. The presentation's main keywords are capital markets, financial investment, and finance-related topics.
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CAPITAL MARKETS Prof. Arman V. Cruz CBFS- Faculty Financial Investment Direct Market-based Investment Investment MARKET CAPITAL CAPITAL MARKET CAPITA L CAPITAL MARKET defined A place where bu...
CAPITAL MARKETS Prof. Arman V. Cruz CBFS- Faculty Financial Investment Direct Market-based Investment Investment MARKET CAPITAL CAPITAL MARKET CAPITA L CAPITAL MARKET defined A place where buyers and sellers engage in trade of financial securities Trades mostly long-term securities Helps to channel surplus funds from investors to businesses or government Made up of buyers, sellers, intermediaries, regulators, etc. CAPITAL MARKETS EQUITY VS DEBT STOCKS BONDS = Approximation Value Approaches Average Growth Approximation Use of P/E Method In two stocks having the same earnings growth, the one with lower P/E is a better value. Symbol Meaning Units estimated P $ or € or £ stock price last dividend p D $ or € or £ aid k discount rate % the growth g rate of the % dividends Constant Growth Approximation Gordon’s Growth Model from discounted dividend models It assumes that dividends will increase at a constant growth rate (less than the discount rate) forever. Bond Valuation- Present Value Method PV at time T = expected cash flows in period T / (1 + I) to the T power Value = present value @ T1 + present value @ T2 + present value @Tn Given the discount rate of 5%, maturity value of P50,000 after 5 years, the cash flow for each of the years is as follows: Year 1 = P3,000= P3,000/(1.05) to the 1st power= P2,857.14 Year 2 = P3,000=P3,000/(1.05) to the 2nd power= P2,721.09 Year 3 = P3,000=P3,000/(1.05) to the 3rd power= P2,591.51 Year 4 = P3,000= P3,000/(1.05) to the 4th THANK YOU