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CFA Level2 Vocab
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1. Assets that can be most readily con-verted to cash (e.g. - cash - short-term marketable investments - receivables) .
Financial futures
Interquartile range
Quick assets
Installment method (installment-sales method)
2. The number of indepen-dent observations used.
Positive serial correlation
Lower bound
Degrees of freedom (df)
Dummy variable
3. The proportion of a company's assets that is financed with long-term debt.
Partnership
Long-term debt-ta-assets ratio
Box spread
Fair market value
4. The principle that the approximate num-ber of years necessary for an investment to double is 72 divided by the stated interest rate.
Rule of 72
Intrinsic value or exercise value
Long-term debt-ta-assets ratio
Sales
5. A type of swap transaction used as a credit derivative in which one party makes peri-odic payments to the other and receives the prom-ise of a payoff if a third party defaults.
Longitudinal data
Credit swap
Monitoring costs
Identifiable intangible
6. The goods and sernces that we buy from people in other countries.
Deciles
Top-down forecasting approach
Pull on liquidity
Imports
7. Fees charged to companies b)' invest-menJ ~nkers and other costs assooiated witli: rai'.. ing new capital.
Justified (fundamental)
Flotation cost
Surprise
Uniting of interests method
8. The value that investors forgo by choosing a particular course of action; the value of something in its best alternative use.
Elasticity
Interest rate call
Finance lease (capital lease)
Opportunity cost
9. The naturalloga-rithm of 1 plus the holding period return - or equivalently - the natural logarithm of the ending price over the beginning price.
Contango
Organic growth
Delta
Continuously compounded return
10. Trading ex-dividend refers to shares that no longer carry the right to the next dividend payment.
Interest rate parity
Ex-dividend
Data mining
Exercise date
11. A poison pill takeover defense that dilutes an acquirer's ownership in a target by giv-ing other existing target company shareholders the right to buy additional target company shares at a discount.
Flip-in pill
Estimate
VISibility
Bond-equivalent basis
12. Sales minus the cost of sales ~.e . - the cost of goods sold for a manufactur-ing cOlp pany) .
Operating breakeven
Leading dividend yield
Static trade-off theory of capital structure
Gross profit (gross margin)
13. The date of the final paymen on a swap' also - the swap's e piration date.
Interval
Cash conversion cycle (net operating cycle)
Termination date
Top-down investing
14. A business's value under a going-concern assumption.
Efficiency
Gamma
Yield to maturity
Going-concern value
15. The tendency for the winner in cer-tain competitive bidding situations to overpay - whether because of overestimation of intrinsic value - emotion - or information asymmetries.
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16. The percentage of total earnings paid out in dividends in any given year (in per-share terms - DPS/ EPS).
Payout ratio
Income approach
Brokerage
Storage costs or carrying costs
17. Plan in which the company promises to pay a certain annual amount (defined benefit) to the employee after retirement. The company bears the investment risk of the plan assets .
Measurement scales
Credit scoring model
Defined-benefit pension plans
Cheapest to deliver
18. A poison pill takeover defense that gives target company shareholders the right to purchase shares of the acquirer at a significant discount to the market price - which has the effect of causing dilution to all existing acquiring com-pany shareholder
Nonearning assets
Clean surplus relation
Discrintinant analysis
Flip-over pill
19. A theory of economic growth based on the view that the growth of real GDP per person is temporary and that when it rises above subsistence level - a population explo-sion eventually brings it back to subsistence level.
Elasticity
Classical growth theory
Heteroskedasticity-consistent standard errors
Interest rate swap
20. A measurement scale that has all the characteristics of interval measurement scales as well as a true zero point as the origin.
Ratio scales
Combination
Valuation allowance
Cheapest to deliver
21. A theory of economic growth based on the idea that real CDP per person grows because of the choices that people make in the pursuit of profit and that growth can persist indefinitely.
New growth theory
Semivariance
Deregulation
Quick ratio - or acid test ratio
22. Orders to buy or sell that are too large for the liquidity ordinarily available in dealer networks or stock exchanges.
Block
Cyclical businesses
Matrix pricing
Component cost of capital
23. An estimate of the cost of common equity that is produced by summing the before-tax cost of debt and a risk premium that captures the additional yield on a company's stock relative to its bonds. The addi-tional yield is often estimated using historic
Time-period bias
Bond yield plus risk premium approach
Cyclical businesses
Indexing
24. Interest earned but not yet paid.
Vertical common-size analysis
Pull on liquidity
Accrued interest
Deep in the money
25. Costs of research and development in progress atan acquired company; often - part of the purchaseprice of an acquired company is allocated to suchcosts.
Index option
Private sector surplus or deficit
Purchased in-process research and development costs
Heteroskedastic
26. Rate of return that dis-counts future cash flows from an investment to the exact amount of the investment; the discount rate that makes the present value of an invest-ment's costs (outflows) equal to the present value of the investment's benefits (in
Internal rate of return (IRR)
Ratio scales
Cash price or spot price
Differential expectations
27. In reference to short-term cash man-agement - an investment strategy characterized by monitoring and attempting to capitalize on mar-ket conditions to optimize the risk and return relationship of short-term investments.
Credit swap
Active strategy
Due diligence
Central limit theorem
28. Segment profit (loss) divided by segment revenue.
Segment margin
Quantile (or fractile)
Annual percentage rate
LIFO method
29. Probabilities that generally do not vary from person to person; includes a pri-ori and objective probabilities.
Prior probabilities
Spread
Objective probabilities
Quartiles
30. Individuals or companies b hat execute fu tures transactions for other parties off the exchange.
Net asset balance sheet exposure
Leading dividend yield
Futures commission merchants (FCMs)
Monopolization
31. The sum of the real risk-free interest rate and the inflation premium.
omparable company
Revaluation
Stated annual interest rate or quoted interest rate
Nominal risk-free interest rate
32. An offset to accounts receivable for the amount of accounts receivable that are estimated to be uncollectible.
Cash flow statement (statement of cash flows)
Allowance for bad debts
Interest rate cap or cap
Performance guarantee
33. With respect to the application of the LIFO inventory method - the liquidation of old - relatively low-priced inventory; happens when the volume of sales rises above the volume of recent purchases so that some sales are made from relatively old - low
Enhanced derivatives products companies (EDPC)
Net realizable value
LIFO layer liquidation (LIFO liquidation)
Conditional probability
34. Profits lost from not having suffi-cient inventory on hand to satisfy demand.
Complement
Stock-out losses
Settlement price
Position trader
35. A liquidi ty ratio calculated as (cash + short-term marketable investments) divided by current liabilities; measures a company's ability to meet its current obligations with just the cash and cash equivalents on hand.
Population
Cash ratio
Dispersion
Defined benefit obligation
36. The cost of debt financing to a com-pany - such as when it issues a bond or takes out abank loan.
Tariff
Underlying
Cost of debt
Mean excess return
37. Offering two or more products for sale as a set.
Fixed asset turnover
Strip
U.S. interest rate differential
Bundling
38. The risk of a change in value between the transaction date and the settlement date of an asset or liability denominated in a for-eign currency.
Transaction exposure
Rational efficient markets formulation
Chart of accounts
P Value
39. A method of estimating VAR that uses data from the returns of the portfolio over a recent past period and compiles this data in the form of a histogram.
Assignment of accounts receivable
Historical method
Financial distress
Unconditional heteroskedasticity
40. Temporary differ-ences that result in a taxable amount in a future period when determining the taxable profit as the balance sheet item is recovered or settled. t-Distribution A symmetrical distribution defined by a single parameter - degrees of free
Taxable temporary differences
Ordinary annuity
Assets
Sales
41. A forecasting process in which the next period's value as predicted by the forecasting equation is substituted into the right-hand side of the equation to give a predicted value two periods ahead.
Chain rule of forecasting
Commercial paper
Swaption
Bootstrapping earnings
42. A method for estimating the betafor a company or project; it requires using a com-parable company's beta and adjusting it for finan-cialleverage differences.
Working capital management
Operating breakeven
Pure-play method
Disbursement float
43. The combination of calls - the underly-ing - and risk-free bonds that replicates a put option.
Synthetic put
Mean absolute deviation
Accelerated methods of depreciation
Interval scale
44. Aka also enterprise risk management.
ecurity market line (SML)
Centralization permits economies of scale and allows a company to use some of its risks to offset other risks.
Pure factor portfolio
Sample excess kurtosis
45. An activity ratio equal to rev-enue divided by average receivables.
Differentiation
Credit derivatives
Receivables turnover
Proxy fight
46. The difference between the fixed rate on an interest rate swap and the rate on a Trea-sury note with equivalent maturity; it reflects the general level of credit risk in the market.
Convenience yield
Gross income multiplier (GIM)
Contribution margin
Swap spread
47. A measure of central tendency computed by taking the nth root of the product of n non-negative values.
Debt rating approach
Random variable
Guideline transactions method
Geometric mean
48. Market makers that buy and sell by quoting a bid and an ask price. They are the primary providers ofliquidity to the market.
Financial analysis
Population
Forward integration
Floor traders or locals
49. In the context of customer receipts - the amount of money that is in transit between pay-ments made by customers and the funds that are usable by the company.
Float
Ratio scales
Receivables turnover
Flip-over pill
50. An option strategy involving the purchase of a put and sale of a call in which the holder of an asset gains protection below a certain level - the exercise price of the put - and pays for it by giving up gains above a certain level - the exercise pri
Before-tax cash flow
Discounted cash flow analysis
Collar
Present value of growth opportunities (or value of growth)
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