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Chapter 9 A Stakeholder Perspective Performance Perception A Stakeholder Perspective amp Corporate Performance Satisfaction is variable Longterm Investors Shortterm Investors Shortterm Creditors ID: 748058

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Slide1

Welcome to Lecture 20

Thoughts for Today, Tomorrow, and The Future

Chapter 9

A Stakeholder Perspective

&

Assessing “Value” PerformanceSlide2

Long-term StockholdersShort-term Stockholders (e.g. Day traders)

Long-term CreditorsShort-term CreditorsTop Management Teams (TMTs)Employee UnionsTake-over Firms

Stakeholder groups include:

All stakeholders do not assess performance in the same way.

They may have diverse performance benchmarks and different methods to measure value.Slide3

Accounting

Method

Adjusted

“Accounting”

Method

Market

Method

Value Measurement Methods

Value MeasurementSlide4

Accounting Method

Net Worth

RevenuesProfits (Gross & Net)

Asset Utilization & Operating Leverage

Debt Management & Financial Leverage

Equity Returns

Cash Flows

Liquidity

Assessment based on unadjusted accounting data

Problem:

Values are frequently exaggerated or substantially understated due to variations in depreciation, depletion, and/or amortization rates; unexpected rates of credit defaults by customers, inflated value assigned to goodwill or other intangible assets.Categories used to measure Value Performance:Slide5

Adjusted “

Accounting” Method

Goodwill is removed from balance sheet valuesOther nonmarketable intangibles are removedAssets are reappraised and revaluedContingency debts reassessed & may be added to debt

Assessment based on “

adjusted

” accountings data

Problem:

Recalculated Values are based on the estimator's assessment which can be significantly incorrect.

Categories used to measure value performance are “adjusted”Slide6

Market Method

Company’s value linked to stock price…Market Capitalization

Price/Earnings ratios (TPE

,

FPE

, PEG,

PEGY

)

Beta

Other matrix tied to stock market price

Assessment based on Market valuesProblem: 1. Assessment measures are linked to stock prices.2. Stock price shifts are often emotional knee-jerk reactions to economic news. 3. Former Federal Reserve Chairman, Alan Greenspan termed this as irrational behavior. (see your text for more specific details) Categories used to measure value performance:Slide7

Market Method

Risk

of illusionary values increasing?

1. If the

market value

of a stock increases (stock price)

2. While the book value of the firm stays constant,

3. The physical collateral supporting the stock price get smaller

4. The risk to the investment may be increasing.

Market Value

Book Value

CollateralInvestment RiskSlide8

Market Method

Book Value to Market Value Ratios for corporations are decreasing steadily

Does this represent illusionary value of UNQUANTIFIABLE? Can "

value illusion

” exaggerate stock prices?

Can this injure unaware investors?

Think about it and

YOU

be the judge.

Risk of illusionary values Let the investor beware.Slide9

Caution!!

All Stakeholders should remember:

1. When using the

Market Method

to determine performance

Investors can be fickle

Investors can be prone to knee-jerk reactions

 Bad news or Good news can = dramatic and rapid swings in market value2. When using the Accounting to determine performance

 Historical values can be incorrect 3. When using the Adjusted Accounting method to determine performance  Rate of write downs are estimates and not necessarily accurate See pages 248 – 251 in your textbook. It explains the performance points of interest to each stakeholder group. Slide10

Summary

1

) A firm’s level of performance is largely a matter of perspective

2) Perspectives differ among the 7 Stakeholder groups

3) Three primary

methods are

Accounting

,

Adjusted Accounting

& Market.4) Each of the three methods has both benefits and drawbacks5) The Market Method has become increasingly popular6) The Market Method has many benefits but also some significant dangers for misuse and abuse.Slide11

End of Lecture 20

..

Stakeholder

Perspective

&

Assessing “Value” Performance