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The Incorporation of Risk in The Capital Investment Decision. 5 th class of Seminar in Finance Management By: Caroline Eva Mursito / 16943. The Articles. From the CRP (Course Reading Package): Capital Budgeting: NPV v. IRR Controversy
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The Incorporation of Risk in The Capital Investment Decision 5th class of Seminar in Finance Management By: Caroline Eva Mursito / 16943
The Articles • From the CRP (Course Reading Package): Capital Budgeting: NPV v. IRR Controversy • From the student: The Incorporation of Risk in The Capital Investment Decision
The Reasons • To know the development in South Africa. • To know the importance of risk with regard to capital investment projects. • To know whether risk is incorporated or not when South African companies evaluate capital investment projects.
Theory Used by The Articles • From The CRP • NPV • IRR • From The Student • Risk • Capital Investment
Hypothesis of The Research • From The CRP • NPV and IRR method is plain mathematics and does not pretend to be ranking device. • From The Student • Although there are different approaches regarding the determination of risk, companies in general do not use these approaches with regard to their application to capital investment decisions. • The incorporation of risk in the capital budgeting decision should not be altered by the size of the capital budget. • Companies do make adjustments for inflation when analyzing capital investment decisions.
Variables Used in The Research • From The CRP • I 100 • From The Student • Annual capital budget • Annual sales • Risk analysis techniques
Method of Analysis • From The CRP • NPV • IRR • From The Student • Questionnaires: • Categorize the data of the various responses. • Examined the capital budgeting techniques used in the capital investment process. • SAS (Statistical Analysis System)
Result of Analysis • From The CRP • NPV and IRR are not two measures of investment worth, they are just two sides of one and the same method. • From The Student • South African companies prefer ROI and IRR as methods to determine the feasibility of capital investment projects. • Risk analysis and evaluation in practice is neglected by South African companies. • The larger the annual capital budget, the more a company tends to use sensitivity analysis, while smaller companies tend not to use any formal risk technique.
Conclusion • From The CRP • NPV and IRR follow the very same method. • NPV is a function of the discount rate, a curve in the flat plane. • IRR concern in the invested capital. • From The Student • Hypothesis 1 tested true. Approaches regarding the determination of risk and the application to capital investment decisions as described in the literature study are generally not used by South African companies. • Hypothesis 2 tested negative, as companies with a smaller capital budget make even less use of risk-adjusted methods when evaluating capital investment decisions than those companies with a relatively larger capital expenditure program. • Hypothesis 3 tested positive, as nearly 56% of companies make adjustments for inflation in the capital budgeting process.
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