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Global integration of capital market ? access to new and cheaper sources of fundsExhibit 11.1 Dimensions of the Cost and Availability of Capital StrategyIlliquid domestic securities market ? high cost of capital and limited availability of such capital; low competitiveness ; emerging market. Capi
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1. GLOBAL COST AND AVAILABILITY OF CAPITAL The purpose of minimizing their cost of capital and maximizing capital’s availability
2. Global integration of capital market ? access to new and cheaper sources of funds
Exhibit 11.1 Dimensions of the Cost and Availability of Capital Strategy
Illiquid domestic securities market ? high cost of capital and limited availability of such capital; low competitiveness ; emerging market
3. Capital Market Segmented A national capital market is segmented if the required rate of return on securities in that market differs from the RoR on securities of comparable expected return and risk traded on other securities markets
Regulatory control
Perceived political risk
Anticipated foreign exchange risk
Lack of transparency
Asymmetric information,
cronyism,
insider trading
Many other market imperfections
4. WEIGHTED AVERAGE COST OF CAPITAL kwacc = ke(E/V) + kd(1 – t)D/V
Where :
kwacc = weighted average after-tax cost of capital
ke = risk adjusted cost of equity
kd = before-tax cost of debt
t = marginal tax rate
E = market value of the firm’s equity
D = market value of the firm’s debt
V = total market value of the firm’s securities (D+E)
WACC. The Sum of the proportionally weighted costs of different sources of capital, used as the minimum acceptable target return on new investments.
5.
Cost of Equity (CAPM)
ke = krf + ßj(km – krf)
Where :
ke = expected (required) rate of return on equity
krf = rate of interest on risk-free bonds (T_bills)
ßj = coefficient of systematic risk for the firm
km= expected (required) rate of return on the market portfolio of stocks
6. Systematic risk
ßi = ?jmaj/am
ßi = measure of systematic risk for security j
?jm = correlation between security j and the market
aj = standard deviation of the return on firm j
am = standard deviation of the market return
Beta < 1 if the firm’s return are less volatile than the market
Beta = 1, if the same as the market
Beta > 1 if the firm’s return are more volatile than the market
7. Exhibit 11.2 Calculation of Carlton’s Weighted Average Cost of Capital
Nestle: An Application of the International CAPM
Exhibit 11.3. Estimating the Global Cost of equity for Nestle (Switzerland)
Calculating Equity Risk Premium in Practice
The equity risk premium, km – krf
Exhibit 11.4 Equity Risk Premiums Around the World, 1900 – 2002.
8. THE DEMAND FOR FOREIGN SECURITIES: THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL PORTFOLIO INVESTORS Their objective is to maximize a portfolio’s rate of return for a given level of risk, or to minimize risk for a given rate of return
Market liquidity ; a firm can issue security without depressing the existing market price
Improving market liquidity by raising funds in the euromarkets (money, bond, and equity)
9. Market Segmentation;The most important imperfections are: Asymmetric information
Lack of transparency
High securities transaction costs
Foreign exchange risks
Political risks
Corporate governance differences
Regulatory barriers