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Basic Question 1 of 3
Consider the following information:
At the beginning of the period:
- Book value of total assets: $100 million.
- Debt/equity ratio: 0.25.
Ratios for the period:
- Total assets turnover: 2.
- Net profit margin: 10%.
- Dividend payout rate: 30%.
Other information:
- Equity premium: 8%.
- Beta: 1.2.
- Risk-free rate: 3%.
The firm's residual income for the period is:
User Contributed Comments 9
| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| MGM13 | Isn't the equity weighting 75%, not 80%? |
| hkcfa2 | Debt/equity ratio: 0.25 => equity is 80% of the total assets. |
| NufaNka | 1 / (0,25 + 1) = 0,80 |
| danlan2 | RI=(ROE-r)*E=(1.25*2*0.1-0.126)*80=9.92 |
| PASS0808 | Total asset turnover*net profit margin =NI/TA = 2*10% = 20% =>NI = 20%*100 = 20 M Re *We*asset = charge on equity = 12.6*.8*100 = 10.08 M RI = NI- charge to equity = 20-10.08 = 9.92 |
| LloydBraun7 | Debt:Equity analagy....if your you have 0.25 apples for every orange, it means that for every 1 apple you have 4 oranges. Hence, you have 1 apple for every 5 fruits, so your apples weighting is 20%. |
| Leese | Good question - I'm sure CFA exam will do lots of that...making us fill in the blanks (eg here equity multiplier) |
| davcer | Ni=.10x2x1.25=roe x equity = .25x80= 20 Ri= 20- (80x.126)= 9.92 |
| Sp1993 | Alternative this could be worked out in a simpler way using RI = Net Income - Equity Charge Where Equity Charge = Equity Capital * r Work out r as 0.126 using CAPM inputs given in Q. Equity Capital is 0.8 * 100,000,000 = 80,000,000 Since Total Asset Turnover = 2, Revenue must be 200,000,000 and using the 10% Net Profit Margin we can calculate Net Income as 20,000,000. Finally, 20,000,000 - (80,000,000 * 0.126) = Residual Income Residual Income = 9,920,000 :D |
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Learning Outcome Statements
explain fundamental determinants of residual income;
explain the relation between residual income valuation and the justified price-to-book ratio based on forecasted fundamentals;
calculate and interpret the intrinsic value of a common stock using single-stage (constant-growth) and multistage residual income models;
CFA® 2025 Level II Curriculum, Volume 4, Module 24.