The Adjusted Present Value Approach 1 Firm Valuation: The Adjusted Present Value Approach The adjusted present value (APV) approach is the one to firm valuation in which the entire firm is valued by adding the marginal impact of debt on value to the unlevered firm value. In the process of looking at firm valuation, we also look at how leverage may or may not affect firm value. We note that in the presence of default risk, taxes, and agency costs, increasing leverage can sometimes increase firm value and sometimes decrease it. In fact, we argue that the optimal financing mix for a firm is the one that maximizes firm value.
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Firm Valuation: The Adjusted Present Value Approach
The adjusted present value (APV) approach is the one to firm
valuation in which the entire firm is valued by adding the
marginal impact of debt on value to the unlevered firm value
In the process of looking at firm valuation, we also look at how
leverage may or may not affect firm value We note that in the
presence of default risk, taxes, and agency costs, increasing
leverage can sometimes increase firm value and sometimes
decrease it In fact, we argue that the optimal financing mix for a
firm is the one that maximizes firm value
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http:// www.interest.co.nz
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http://blog.thomsonreuters.com/index.php/tag/credit-ratings/ Rating Agencies, c Dec 2014
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empirical estimates of default probabilities for the rating
For instance, Table 15.2, extracted from a study by Altman, summarizes the probability of default over 10 years by bond rating class in using the 1999 to 2008 time period 6
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※ The direct costs are the legal and liquidation costs of dissolving or reorganizing a
business, such as costs to hire accountants, lawyers, investment bankers
*See next slides for Warner’s study
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Findings from Jerold B Warner (1977) "Bankruptcy Costs:
Some Evidence," The Journal of Finance, 32 (May 1977)
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※The World Bank's Doing Business Report (2008) finds that in the United
States, the direct cost is approximately 7% of the assets of the firm - Lee et al
(2010)
(Supplement) Bankruptcy Costs
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