easy · Corporate Credit Analysis fsa
What is the primary difference between Free Cash Flow to Equity (FCFE) and Free Cash Flow to the Firm (FCFF)?
- FCFE is calculated before any taxes are paid, whereas FCFF is a post-tax metric only.
- FCFF is used only for analyzing distressed companies, while FCFE applies only to healthy companies.
- FCFF fully accounts for capital expenditures as a cash outflow, whereas FCFE ignores them to focus on dividends.
- FCFE includes the impact of interest payments and net changes in debt, while FCFF excludes them.
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