ABFM C - Unit 16 - Motivational Banker
1. What are examples of intangible assets?

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2. Which of the following is considered a component of goodwill?

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3. Brand recognition contributes to a company's success by:

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4. Software that a company develops internally is categorized as:

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5. Franchises are examples of intangible assets that generate cash flow through:

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6. Which of the following is a non-cash flow generating intangible asset?

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7. Contracts and agreements can be considered intangible assets when they are:

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8. The relative valuation approach compares companies with and without a specific intangible asset to:

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9. Which valuation approach involves forecasting incremental cash flows an asset brings to a company?

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10. Why might the capital investment approach not reflect the true market value of an asset?

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11. How do real estate investments differ from certain financial assets like stocks?

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12. Terminal value in stocks is typically higher due to:

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13. Why might a building's terminal value be less than its current value?

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14. How do risk and return models apply differently to financial assets and real estate?

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15. Valuing start-up firms using innovative technology is challenging due to:

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16. What helps assess the cyclicality, growth, and risk of emerging businesses?

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17. What do newer firms face that creates difficulty in evaluation?

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18. Which step in the valuation of start-up firms involves predicting operating margin when growth stabilizes?

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19. Cash flows might be negative in early years for start-ups but hold the bulk of the total value, particularly in the:

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20. What determines equity value per share in the valuation of start-up firms?

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21. What are reasons for negative earnings in firms?

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22. Valuing low-earning firms due to specific events involves estimating earnings before those costs and:

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23. Companies facing losses due to strategic errors may experience:

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24. Adjustments for cyclical firms' erratic earnings might involve:

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25. What is a unique characteristic of financial service companies concerning income estimation?

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26. Why do financial firms often exhibit higher dividend payouts?

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27. How do debt utilization and regulatory constraints impact financial service companies?

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28. What heavily impacts the estimation of the cost of equity for financial service companies?

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29. What influences the difficulty in measuring reinvestment in financial service companies?

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30. How do financial service firms use debt to generate income?

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31. What does the Dividend Discount Model (DDM) calculate?

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32. How does DDM handle extraordinary growth periods?

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33. Why might financial service companies exhibit higher dividend payouts in DDM?

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34. What do valuation insights provide regarding non-operating assets like cash holdings?

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35. How do different valuation methods treat cash assets?

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36. Why might businesses hold cash as a non-operating asset?

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37. What is the relationship between convertible debt and preferred stock with enterprise value?

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38. How might economic cycles impact the valuation of cyclical firms?

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39. What does the valuation of e-commerce firms consider?

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40. How might holding companies be evaluated?

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