WST: Share Repurchase Part 2

Wall St. Training Self-Study Instructor, Hamilton Lin, CFA discusses and compares and contrasts the drivers of value of capital structure changes from a financial point of view. First we run through a comparison to share repurchases and the lack of value creation and then provide counter-arguments of cost of capital, funding costs and opportunity costs arbitrage, then we counter-counter argue based on weighted average cost of capital changes. We first introduce the obvious rationales, then prove why that is wrong, then disproof the proof and disprove that and disprove that and finally agree on how corporate finance and the capital markets extract value from capital structure arbitrage. In short, you might be thoroughly confused at first, but will finally understand every aspect of the value proposition by the time we are done!

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[mirovitch2000]

great man. you rock!!!!!

[dragonbut]

I hear you, I used to look at all these luxury brands, clothes, cars apartments/houses thinking who the hell can afford these shit??? Well, work for an investment bank and sit there for a few years is my answer

[kaunghtut]

pretty good. just so difficult to get into investment banking especially these days.