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Cost of capital




                                3.4   Cost of redeemable debt

                                To work out the cost of redeemable debt, an IRR calculation is
                                required

                                Redeemable debt will create a number of cash flows for the entity.


                                They are:

                                     the initial receipt of cash (at market value)

                                     payments of interest (at the coupon rate) on pre-determined
                                      dates

                                     repayment of capital (possibly including a premium) on
                                      redemption


                 To work out IRR

                      work out cash flows from borrowing,

                      estimate IRR (gut feeling should cost be 5% or 10% or 20%?),

                      calculate 2 NPVs either side of estimated IRR (e.g. if estimated IRR = 7.5%
                       could use 5% or 10%). Hopefully one NPV = –ve and one NPV = + ve,

                      calculate IRR using formula.




                                Interest cash flows need to be calculated NET of tax for the NPV
                                calculations i(1–T).


























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