Principles of Corporate Finance_ 12th Edition

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Index I-3


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California State Teachers’ Retirement System
(CSTRS), 11
Callable bonds, 628
Call options, 526 –528
American calls, 526, 564–565, 566
defined, 526
European calls, 526–528, 565–566
price determinants, 540
relationship between put prices and,
552, 603
selling/writing, 528–529, 531
valuation of, 548–551, 558–560
Call premium, 625n
Call protection, 624–625
Call provisions, 624–626
Calpine, 858
Cambridge Associates, 383
Campa, J. M., 857n
Campbell, J. Y., 212, 232n
Campbell Soup, 174, 181, 196, 19 7, 200,
225–227, 226
Canadian Pacific, 77, 80, 227, 285 n, 305, 503
Cancellation options, 654, 659
Caouette, J. B., 615
CAPEX (capital expenditures). See Capital
expenditures
Capital asset pricing model (CAPM), 199–206,
888, 890
alternatives to, 206–210, 225n
arbitrage pricing theory (APT) versus, 208
assumptions behind, 206
capital structure and, 446
cost of equity capital and, 225–229,
512 –514
defined, 200
estimates of expected returns in, 200–201
evidence against market efficiency,
336 –339
evidence for market efficiency, 332–336
review of, 201
security market line and, 200–202
tests of, 203–206
validity and role of, 202–206
Capital budgeting, 2–4. See also Capital
budgeting decisions; Investment decisions;
Net present value (NPV), investment
decisions and
agency problems in, 303–304
capital budget, defined, 250
capital investment process for, 250–252
capital rationing in, 119–124, 197
discount rates for international
projects, 235
internal rate of return in, 107, 119
in long-term financial planning, 772–773
net present value analysis in, 105–109,
14 4 –145
payback period in, 107, 109–111, 119
pitfalls of, 279–282
postaudits, 251–252
project authorizations, 250–251
Capital budgeting decisions, 249–271. See
also Net present value (NPV), investment
decisions and
capital budget, defined, 250
capital investment process, 250–252
decision trees, 263–266
economic rents. See Economic rents

Booth, L., 481n
Bootstrap game, in mergers, 820–821
Borison, A., 271
Borrowing and lending. See also Debt
financing; Financing decisions; Leasing
banks and, 370–371
internal rate of return and, 113–114
in portfolio theory, 197–199
role of financial markets in, 372–373
Bortolotti, B., 395n
Bort, R., 806
Bowie bonds, 623
Bowie, David, 623
Boycko, M., 852n
BP, 174, 182, 363
Bradley, M., 97n, 640 n
Branson, Richard, 230
Brau, J. C., 384n
Brav, A., 414n, 430
Breach, A., 880, 880n
Break-even analysis, 145, 256–258
defined, 256
operating leverage and, 257–258
Break-even points, 257–258
Brealey, Richard A., 169, 234, 251, 643,
777, 890
Brennan, Michael J., 242, 582n, 592, 625n, 643
Bridge loans, 371n, 637
Bris, A., 865
Bristol-Myers Squibb, 835
British Salt, 814
Brown, S. J., 212
Bruner, R., 838
Brunnermeier, M., 339n, 351, 895n
Bubbles, 348–349
Chinese warrant, 564
dot.com stocks, 339, 341, 348, 374, 382,
383, 388, 389
in Japan, 339, 341
market efficiency and, 337–339
subprime crisis, 304–305, 308, 343–344,
374–375, 600–602, 623, 895, 896
Budget Control Act of 2010, 68
Buffett, Warren, 10n, 27, 293, 294
Bullet payments, 637
Bulow, J. I., 561n
Burch, T. R., 849n
Burger King, 844
Burkart, M., 883n
Burroughs, B., 845n, 865
Bush, George W., 375n
Businesses. See Corporations
Business plans, in venture-capital
financing, 380
Business valuation process, 496–501
adjusted present value (APV) in, 509–511
discounted cash flow (DCF) in, 93–98
free cash flow, 94–95, 496–498
weighted-average cost of capital (WACC)
in, 224–225

C
Cable, 708n
Caesar’s Entertainment, 597–598, 599
California Public Employee Retirement
System (CALPERS), 563

using, 558–560
to evaluate implied volatilities,
562–563
for executive stock options, 561,
562,  563
to value portfolio insurance, 562
to value warrants, 561–562
Blackstone Group, 844, 853–854, 855
“Black swans,” 193n
Bloomberg, 221
Blue-sky laws, 386
BM W, 6
BN P, 819
BNP Paribas, 388, 635 n
Board of directors
compensat ion com m it tee, 310 –311
connections with CEO, 305–306, 308
control rights and, 359–360, 871–880
role of, 5, 305–306, 310–311
staggered (classified), 834
voting procedures and, 360–361
Bodie, Zvi, 319n, 366 n
Boeing, 137, 263, 613–614
Bohr, Niels, 13
Bolton, P., 884
Bond(s). See also Bond ratings; Bond
valuation; Debt financing; Debt policy
alpine, 629
bearer, 47n, 621
callable, 628
catastrophe, 635, 677–678
convertible, 365, 630–634
corporate. See Corporate bonds
coupon, 47–50, 619
eurobonds, 365, 395, 629
global bonds, 395, 629
innovation in bond market, 634–636
international, 365, 629
market size, 46
registered, 47n, 621
samurai, 629
sold by foreign company, 629
Treasury. See Treasury bonds
valuation of. See Bond valuation
yankee, 629
Bond covenants, 626–627
Bond ratings, 66, 66, 67–68, 375, 602,
6 08 – 6 0 9, 613 – 614, 613n, 622, 636, 792
Bond valuation, 46–71
convertible bonds, 630–634
default risk in, 64–69, 601, 602–607, 626
duration in, 52–54
inflation in, 60–63
interest rates in, 47–54, 60–63
international finance, 49–50
present value formulas in, 47–50
spreadsheet functions, 69
term structure of interest rates in, 54–60
in the U.S., 48–50
volatility in, 54
yield to maturity, 48, 49
Bond-warrant packages, 633–634
Bookbuilding method, 392–393
Book rate of return, 107, 108–109, 119, 740
Book-to-market effect, 205, 205n, 206,
208–210
Book value, 78–79
Boone, P., 880, 880n

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