Hey All,
I am going to apologize in advance if my desription of the proplems sucks but I was looking for some help.
When calculating P/C pariy:
Why does the CFAI not subtract the present value of dividends from the stock price before balancing the Options Parity equation? The formula that I thought accounted for future cash flows is:
C + (X/1+r) = (S-PVD)+P where PVD is the Present value of future dividends.
It seems that the answer the CFAI gives ignores these future cash flows and just balances the equation using the straight stock price creating an inflated call value.
FCFE
I understand that you can solve for FCFE as =EBITDA(1-t)+D(t)-FCi-WCi-I(1-t)+Net borrowed {this is basically FCFF-Interest savings of Tax Shield + Net Borrowed}
Shouldn't this answer also give the same result at FCFE= NI+NCC-FCi-WCi+Net Borrowed? In my equation one is basically just not addig back the Interest Expense to the values given on the I/S thereby not having to calculate FCFF first. |