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Corporate Finance Formulas: A Simple Introduction includes over 75 formulas in the field of corporate finance, alongside relevant definitions and explanations. The formulas cover the topics of return and risk, cost of equity, cost of capital, capital structure, payout policy, valuation, and mergers.
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Corporate Finance Formulas - K.H. Erickson
Corporate Finance Formulas: A Simple Introduction
By K.H. Erickson
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Table of Contents
Risk and Return
Cost of Equity
Cost of Capital
Capital Structure
Payout Policy
Valuation
Mergers
Risk and Return
Expected return and risk
Expected return, E(r) = ∑(ri x pi) = r
ri = a possible return that will occur in a scenario i;
pi = the probability that a scenario i will occur;
∑ = summation for all levels of i to represent all possible outcomes;
r = mean average of all possible returns, weighed by the
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