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Punjab Technical University: Strategic Financial Management

This document contains instructions and questions for a Strategic Financial Management exam. It has two sections: Section A is compulsory and contains 10 short questions worth 2 marks each covering topics like MVA, LBO, capital rationing, investment, payout ratio, mergers, financial distress, and cost of capital. Section B contains 6 longer questions worth 10 marks each, and students must answer any 4. The questions cover topics like using corporate financial models, the Capital Asset Pricing Model, analyzing return on equity under different return on investment scenarios, establishing a discriminant function to distinguish high and low creditworthy accounts, advantages of cost leadership for Nissan, and evaluating business performance beyond financial statements.

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Punjab Technical University: Strategic Financial Management

This document contains instructions and questions for a Strategic Financial Management exam. It has two sections: Section A is compulsory and contains 10 short questions worth 2 marks each covering topics like MVA, LBO, capital rationing, investment, payout ratio, mergers, financial distress, and cost of capital. Section B contains 6 longer questions worth 10 marks each, and students must answer any 4. The questions cover topics like using corporate financial models, the Capital Asset Pricing Model, analyzing return on equity under different return on investment scenarios, establishing a discriminant function to distinguish high and low creditworthy accounts, advantages of cost leadership for Nissan, and evaluating business performance beyond financial statements.

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STRATEGIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
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1. SECTION-A is COMPULSORY consisting of TEN questions carrying

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(a) MVA
(b) LBO
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(d) Investment
(e) Payout Ratio
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2. Corporate financial models are formal representation of a company’s
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the process of using a model to arrive at the optimal decision?

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detailed note on SML and CML in the light of the assumptions of
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Day Ltd. (Rs. in Million) Night Ltd. (Rs. in Million)

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Total Investment 200 200

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Cost of Debt — 15%

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5. The finance manager is of the opinion that in the process of discriminating

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the high-credit worthy accounts and the low-credit worthy, the two key
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the earning power where the former is the ratio of current assets to
current liabilities and the later is the ratio of the earnings before interest
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and tax total assets. Information relating to fourteen accounts comprising


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Nissan, the Japanese automaker hadc identified that its US sales are
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Toyota. Recognizing the problem
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$19,000 of Toyota Camry and Honda Accord. Explain the advantages

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7. For evaluating business performance both in financial and non-financial
terms there is a necessity for the investors to look beyond the ubiquitous

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investors to overlook critically important indicators that would otherwise
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