FIN 300 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: International Financial Reporting Standards, Operating Cash Flow, Free Cash Flow

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Chapter 2: financial statements, cash flow, and taxes. Picture of the firm"s accounting value on a particular date. Also known as the balance sheet: assets. Non-current assets have long life span; can be tangible like a truck or computer; intangible like a trademark or patent (capital assets) Current assets have life span of less than a year (can turn into cash within 12 months: liabilities. Current liabilities have life span of less than a year (can repay loan within 12 months: shareholder"s equity. Liquidity: how fast and easily an asset can be turned into cash. Ease of conversion vs. loss of value. Any asset can be turned into cash as long as we reduce the price enough. Financial leverage: use of debt in firm"s capital structure. More debt firm has (% of assets), greater the financial leverage. Carrying/book value: accounting value of a firm"s assets. Market value: price at which willing buyers and sellers trade the assets.

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