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Title: THE OPTIMAL CAPITAL STRUCTURE (cont


1
  • Lesson 6
  • THE OPTIMAL CAPITAL STRUCTURE (contd).
  • THE USE OF LEVERAGE - LBOs

2
The choice of the optimal capital structure
Maximization of ROE
Maximization of the enterprise value
Other key-drivers (balance, flexibility,
opportunities, )
3
Maximization of shareholders return
  • ROE ROI (D/E) (ROI i)
  • where ROE net profit / equity
  • ROI Ebit / invested capital (debt equity)
  • D/E financial leverage
  • i cost of debt (interest rate)

4
Relationship between ROE and ROI
Decrease self - financing
Decrease ROI
Decrease ROE
Increase cost of debt
Increase debt
ROE ROI (D/E) (ROI i)
5
Modigliani-Miller theory
  • Hp in an environment where there are no taxes,
    bankruptcy risk or agency costs (no separation
    between stockholders and managers), capital
    structure is irrelevant.
  • Ts the value of a firm (V) is indipendent of its
    debt ratio (D/E). The cost of capital of the firm
    will not change with leverage.

6
Modigliani-Miller theory (contd)
  • The effect of taxes

V
Vl Vu Vats Vu value of unlevered firm Vl
value od levered firm Vats actual value of tax
shields
Vl
Vu
D/E
7
Trade-off theory
The effect of bankruptcy costs
Value of levered firm without bankruptcy costs
Vabc
Value of levered firm
VAts
Value of unlevered firm
Vl Vu Vats - Vabc VAcf actual value of
bankruptcy costs
8
Pecking order theory
internal
Financing sources
external
1. self-financing 2. debt 3. increase of equity
9
Financing mix decision
  • 1. Macroeconomic context (capital markets)
  • 2. Industry (maturity, capex, risk, etc.)
  • 3. Firms characteristics (market position,
    financial-economic situation, ..)
  • 4. Financial needs charact.

10
Leveraged Buyout deals
  • Definition
  • A leveraged buyout, or LBO, is the purchase of a
    company using a large amount of debt -- much of
    the borrowing secured by the assets of the
    company itself. Sometimes the target companys
    assets are sold to repay the loan that financed
    the takover
  • Deal
  • Step 1) NEWCO creation
  • Step 2) NEWCO funding
  • Step 3) Sellers payment
  • Step 4) Merger

11
LBO - Steps
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