Answer:
socially responsible funds
Explanation:
socially responsible funds
An investment plan that is socially conscious is one that finds good returns on investment and ethical business practices to go hand in hand. SRI investors think they can find securities that will receive attractive returns and help create better world by incorporating those social requirements with robust investment standards.
Answer:
$1,879,215.61
Explanation:
Given that,
EBIT = $320,000
Current cost of equity = 12.3%
Tax rate = 40 percent
Value of perpetual bonds = $936,000
Annual coupon rate = 6.5 percent at par
Value of the unlevered firm:
= [EBIT × (1 - Tax rate)] ÷ Current cost of equity
= [$320,000 × (1 - 0.4)] ÷ 0.123
= $192,000 ÷ 0.123
= $1,560,975.61
Value of the levered firm:
= Value of the unlevered firm + (Tax rate × Value of perpetual bonds)
= $1,560,975.61 + (0.34 × $936,000)
= $1,560,975.61 + $318,240
= $1,879,215.61
This correlation means that: AS THE NEED FOR SOCIAL APPROVAL INCREASES, THE DIVORCE RATE DECREASES.
In negative correlation, the two measures that are been considered usually have inverse relationship between them, that is, as one is increasing, the other one will be decreasing.
The available options are:
A. can only place a stabilizing bid at, or below the Public Offering Price
B. can only position trade the stock
C. cannot fill any orders for that security
D. can either resign as a market maker or can act as a passive market maker
Answer:
can either resign as a market maker or can act as a passive market maker
Explanation:
Rule 103 of Regulation which deals with Limits On Syndicate Members who are Market Makers requires that a market maker in a stock that is also a syndicate member in an "add-on" offering of that issue, during the 20-day cooling off period "can either resign as a market maker or can act as a passive market maker."
Hence, in this case, the correct answer is "can either resign as a market maker or can act as a passive market maker."