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Title: MBA 643 Managerial Finance Lecture 9: Weighted Average Cost of Capital


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MBA 643Managerial FinanceLecture 9 Weighted
Average Cost of Capital
  • Spring 2006
  • Jim Hsieh

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Introduction
  • From the NPV rule, we accept the project when its
    NPVgt0
  • But how do we get r?
  • Cost of Capital The return the firms investors
    could expect to earn if they invested in
    securities with comparable risk.
  • Firms have different types of investors.

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Components of Cost of Capital
  • Capital Structure The firms mix of long-term
    debt financing (D) and equity financing (E).
  • Balance Sheet Model (Market Value) A D E It
    represents the claims for debtholders and
    stockholders.
  • Various Components of Cost of Capital
  • Cost of Debt (rD)
  • Cost of Preferred Stock (rpreferred)
  • Cost of Common Stock (rE)
  • Usually we put cost of preferred stock with cost
    of debt.

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Weighted Average Cost of Capital
  • Question If a firm has both debt and equity
    capital, how can we determine its overall cost of
    capital?
  • Answer A firms overall cost of capital should
    reflect the required rate of return on the firms
    assets as a whole.
  • It is a mixture of the returns required to
    compensate its creditors and stockholders.
  • Definition The weighted average cost of capital
    (WACC) is the expected rate of return on a
    portfolio of all firms securities.
  • Company overall cost of capital weighted
    average of debt and equity returns

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Estimating WACC -- from A D E
  • Case 1 If the firm pays no tax,
  • rA WACC (Total dollar return)/(Initial
    investments)
  • (DrD ErE)/V
  • (D/V)rD (E/V)rE wDrD wErE
  • Case 2 If the firm pays tax,
  • Interest payments are deducted from income before
    tax is calculated.
  • After-tax cost of debt (pre-tax cost of
    debt)(1-tax rate)
  • rD(1-TC) where TC corporate
    marginal tax rate
  • WACC (D/V)rD(1-TC) (E/V)rE wDrD(1-TC)
    wErE

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Example 1
  • FinPro Inc. has issued debt and common stock. The
    market values of these securities are 5mm and
    8mm, respectively. Given that the company pays
    7 for debt and 12 for equity, what is the WACC
    for FinPro? The company has a marginal tax rate
    equal to 40.
  • WACC wDrD(1-TC) wErE
  • (5/13)0.07(1-0.4)(8/13)0.12 0.09

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Estimating rD, rE, and rpreferred (recap)
  • Cost of debt rD YTM(1-TC)
  • Cost of preferred stock
  • Since we know P0 Div1/r for preferred stock,
    rpreferred Div1/P0
  • Cost of equity
  • Approach 1 From SML rE rf ?(rm rf)
  • Approach 2 From DDM P0 Div1/(rE - g) gt rE
    Div1/P0 g
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