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    Chapter 1Fundamentals of

    Corporate Finance

    Fourth Edition

    The Firm and TheFinancial Manager

    Slides by

    Matthew Will

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    Topics Covered

    Organizing a Business

    The Role of The Financial Manager

    Who Is The Financial Manager? Goals of the Corporation

    CEO Pay

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    Organizing a Business

    Types of Business Organizations

    Sole Proprietorships

    Partnerships

    Corporations

    Hybrids

    Limited Partnerships

    LLP

    LLC

    PC

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    Sole

    Proprietorship

    Partnership Corporation

    Who owns the

    business?

    The manager Partners Shareholders

    Are managersand owners

    separate?

    No No Usually

    What is the

    owners

    liability?

    Unlimited Unlimited Limited

    Are the owner

    & business

    taxed

    separately?

    No No Yes

    Organizing a Business

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    Corporate Structure

    Sole Proprietorships

    Corporations

    Partnerships

    Limited Liability

    Corporate tax on profits +

    Personal tax on dividends

    Unlimited Liability

    Personal tax on profits

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    Financial

    Manager

    Firm's

    operationsInvestors

    (1) Cash raised from investors

    (1)

    (2) Cash invested in firm

    (2)

    (3) Cash generated by operations

    (3)

    (4a) Cash reinvested

    (4a)

    (4b) Cash returned to investors

    (4b)

    The Role of The Financial Manager

    Real assets

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    The Role of The Financial Manager

    Capital Budgeting Decision

    Buy real assets that are worth more than they

    cost

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    The Role of The Financial Manager

    Capital Budgeting

    Tangible Assets

    Euro Disney

    @ $2 billion

    Nontangible Assets

    Gillettes Mach3 Razor

    @ $300 million

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    Who is The Financial Manager?

    Chief Financial Officer

    Treasurer Controller

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    Goals of The Corporation

    Shareholders desire wealth

    maximization

    Do managers maximize shareholder

    wealth?

    Mangers have many constituencies

    stakeholders

    Agency Problems represent theconflict of interest between

    management and owners

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    Goals of The Corporation

    Ethics & Management Objectives Does value maximization justify unethical behavior?

    Enron example

    WorldCom example

    Arthur Andersen example

    Salomon Brothers example

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    Goals of The Corporation

    Agency Problem Solutions

    1 Compensation plans

    2 Board of Directors3 Takeovers

    4 Specialist Monitoring

    5 Auditors

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    CEO Pay

    CEO C a 200 $

    CEO Name Company

    Total

    Earnings

    Earnings from

    Stock Options

    Philip Condit Boeing 2.90 0.00

    Sanford Weill Citigroup 34.60 15.90Gordon Bethune Continental Airlines 4.70 0.00

    Michael Dell Dell Computer 201.30 198.70

    Michael Eisner Walt Disney 1.00 0.00

    ee Raymond Exxon Mobil 32.70 24.30

    Ray Irani Occidental Petroleum 10.90 1.70

    Robert Ulrich Target 6.60 2.20David Bernaner Walgreen 2.20 0.79

    Donald Graham Washington Post 1.10 0.00

    Steven Rogel Weyerhauser 2.10 0.00

    source: www.forbes.com/ceos

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    Web Resources

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    www.businessweek.com

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    www.fei.org

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