easy · Investment Banking accounting
In a DCF analysis, what does the 'Mid-Year Convention' account for?
- The specific timing of dividend payments made to common shareholders during the fiscal year
- The assumption that cash flows are received evenly throughout the year rather than at year-end
- The seasonal fluctuations in net working capital that typically occur in the middle of a company's fiscal year
- The calendarization adjustment needed when a company operates on a non-December fiscal year-end
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