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Professor of Management, Auditing; Academy of Management (USA); Institute of Internal Auditors; Jagiellonian University; IEEF, Poland
The assumptions underlying the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) require revision. In today's fast-paced and interconnected business landscape, companies face heightened volatility and must equip themselves with precise tools to assess risk and profitability. This study unveils the correlation between WACC and interest rates and introduces a modified WACC formula to accommodate unstable market conditions. This redefined WACC has the potential to enhance business planning efforts across diverse industries significantly. https://lnkd.in/dicpZX-K
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Professor of Management, Auditing; Academy of Management (USA); Institute of Internal Auditors; Jagiellonian University; IEEF, Poland
The WACC and unsustainable markets. The weighted average cost of capital is a crucial financial measure, illustrating the average relative cost of capital financing a company's investments. However, as our study evidenced, it is unsuitable for unsustainable markets. https://lnkd.in/dicpZX-K
The Weighted Average Cost of Capital and Its Universality in Crisis Times: Evidence from the Energy Sector
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Professor of Management, Auditing; Academy of Management (USA); Institute of Internal Auditors; Jagiellonian University; IEEF, Poland
The WACC and unsustainable markets. The weighted average cost of capital is a crucial financial measure, illustrating the average relative cost of capital financing a company's investments. However, as our study evidenced, it is unsuitable for unsustainable markets. https://lnkd.in/dicpZX-K
The Weighted Average Cost of Capital and Its Universality in Crisis Times: Evidence from the Energy Sector
mdpi.com
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Professor of Management, Auditing; Academy of Management (USA); Institute of Internal Auditors; Jagiellonian University; IEEF, Poland
The assumptions of weighted average cost of capital (WACC) needs changes Recent economic anomalies, including the unprecedented lockdown generated by the COVID-19 crisis, which may repeat in the future in a different form, have demonstrated that the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) remains an actual topic in the literature and practice. Companies operate increasingly volatile due to fast transitions and interlinked crises. So, they must have specific tools for measuring risk and profitability for a sound managerial and investment policy. Based on the earlier results obtained by Modigliani, Miller, Harris, Pringle and Farber, this study shows the relationship between WACC and interest rate. We offer a modified WACC formula that considers unstable market circumstances. The newly redefined WACC can be a valuable tool in business planning for companies from different fields. https://lnkd.in/dicpZX-K
The Weighted Average Cost of Capital and Its Universality in Crisis Times: Evidence from the Energy Sector
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What is the outlook for the tax credit transfer market in the CCS/CCUS space? On July 24, Jenny Speck will moderate a panel discussion at Infocast's CCS / Decarbonization Project Development, Finance & Investment conference in Houston. Learn more and register here: https://hubs.ly/Q02GFHVW0 #taxcredit #ccs #energytransition
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Join Capco’s panel, “How to Score a Touchdown When They Keep Moving the Goal Posts!”, on March 19th at #EMC21 to dive into the dynamic world of energy regulation. Stay ahead of this ever-evolving landscape and join industry experts as they discuss: • Proactive strategies • Real-life case studies • Innovative approaches Meet our esteemed panelists and register now ⬇️ #EnergyIndustry #Regulatory #Compliance
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Join Capco’s panel, “How to Score a Touchdown When They Keep Moving the Goal Posts!”, on March 19th at #EMC21 to dive into the dynamic world of energy regulation. Stay ahead of this ever-evolving landscape and join industry experts as they discuss: • Proactive strategies • Real-life case studies • Innovative approaches Meet our esteemed panelists and register now ⬇️ #EnergyIndustry #Regulatory #Compliance
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Professor of Management, Auditing; Academy of Management (USA); Institute of Internal Auditors; Jagiellonian University; IEEF, Poland
WACC and Cost of Debt The weighted average cost of capital is essential in adequately assessing an investment project. Research has shown that part of the WACC formula needs to be changed. It does not take into account the fact that the cost of debt is not fixed but variable. This is particularly noticeable in the case of developing economies and emerging markets with an unstable economic situation. https://lnkd.in/dw8469St
The Weighted Average Cost of Capital and Its Universality in Crisis Times: Evidence from the Energy Sector
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Wondering what the new Presidential Budget Request means for R&D in fiscal year 2025? Our dashboard is updated!
Budget policy analyst at AAAS, looking at how funding impacts science and scientists worldwide.
The President's Budget Request for #FY2025 is out and it's not a strong showing for R&D intensive agencies... or most agencies in general, but let's break through the highlights for the R&D ones (more detail, as always, is on the dashboard.) One thing to note when we're talking about the agency numbers: the PBR was written before the first swath of FY 2024 bills were signed, so it compares against FY 2024 CR values. We aren't as constrained, so our comparisons are against the signed bill text if the agency is funded, and against the CR values if not. (It's a bit confusing, but I'll add an * here if it's against CR, for some clarity.) Starting first with the two that are compared against CR values: #Defense's RDT&E is looking at a 10%* increase in the request, with the R&D portion (6.1-6.3) looking at a mere 1%* increase, so much of the request is in end-stage research (in fact there's a sharp increase in 6.5 accounts). DARPA is getting a 0.4%* decrease, basically keeping the agency on level funding. #NIH is looking at meager 2.5%* increase, only the Office of the Director receiving any substantial increase (24%*), every other institute has at most a 11%* increase (Mental Health takes that one), with the majority sitting functionally at FY 2023 levels. And now onto the agencies where we have FY 2024 budgets to compare against: The #NationalScienceFoundation is looking at 12.3% increase in the PBR, a modest increase given CHIPS and Science ambitions. There's a 12% increase for R&RA with most of that increase going to TIP (25% increase over FY 2023, the last TIP number we have) The other directorates are looking at sub 5% increases max. STEM Ed sees the cut congress instituted somewhat reversed in the PBR, with a 10.9% increase, but that still ends up below FY 2023 levels. The #DepartmentofEnergy is a mix of low increases - The Office of #Science gets 4%, as does Fossil Energy and Electricity goes up 5%. Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy gets cut 10%, Nuclear gets cut 6%, ARPA-E is cut 2%. National Nuclear Security Administration is also facing a cut, about 8%, though it's nonproliferation account goes up 5%. #NIST is looking at a modest 2.8% increase, and #NOAA a more significant 9.6% increase, though both agencies had strong authorizations in CHIPS and Science and IRA that will not be realized with these increases. There's lots more to come, up next is populating the R&D Totals tab and figuring out how to account for some of the NASA numbers not having an FY 2024 number to compare to (they show up as blank right now sadly). Keep an eye out, and as always refer to the dashboard for final numbers because totals do change a little in the early stages. Plus we'll be updating all those FY 2024 CR numbers to final ones if/when the bills get signed next week! https://lnkd.in/eNKVqyfh
FY 2025 R&D Appropriations Dashboard
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Dominique Bourda will be moderating Capco’s sponsored panel, “How to Score a Touchdown When They Keep Moving the Goal Posts!”, at #EMC21 on March 19th, alongside industry experts. Join the discussion on navigating regulatory and compliance challenges in the ever-changing energy landscape. Save the date and register now for Energy Marketing Conferences! 📅 #EnergyIndustry #Regulatory #Compliance
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