easy · Corporate Credit Analysis fsa
Which statement best summarizes the 'Unlevered' nature of FCFF?
- It means the company currently carries absolutely no liabilities on its entire balance sheet.
- It means the firm is legally forbidden from ever taking out any loans of any kind from banks or lenders.
- It refers specifically to a stream of cash flow that has not yet been taxed at all by any level of government.
- It views the company as if it were financed entirely with equity, removing the noise of debt and interest.
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