Answer:
The amount of dividend received by common stockholders in 2017 = $7500
Explanation:
The preference shares are cumulative which means the 2015 dividend on cumulative preference shares will be paid in the next year when dividend is declatred.
The total dividend on preference shjares is = 2500 * 100 * 0.05 = $12500
In 2016 dividend of 22500 is declared and paid.
Out of this 22500, 12500 relates to prefernece dividend for 2015.
The remaining 10000 relates to 2016 preference dividend. Thus, 2500 of 2016 preference dividned is outstanding and will be paid in 2017.
In 2017 out of 22500, 15000 (12500 + 2500) dividendd is paid to preference share holders.
The amount of dividend received by common stockholders in 2017 = 22500 - 15000 = $7500
No more than 15 percent of your speech time.
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Answer:
The Price of Bond today = $997.07
Explanation:
Semi annual coupons = $1000 * 5% / 2
Semi annual coupons = $25
As 9 months is already over in the two year bond, the coupons are payable
3 months from now, 9 months from now and 15 months from now.
The present value of all these coupons and the principal should be equal to the price of the bond today. In case of continuous compounding, the formula for Present Value of any future Cash flow C is C*e^(-r*t).
Price of Bond = $25 * e^(-0.06*3/12) + 25*e^(-.061*9/12)+ 1025*e(-0.062*15/12)
Using the value of e as 2.71828
Price of Bond = $25 * 2.71828^(-0.06*3/12) + 25*2.71828^(-.061*9/12)+ 1025*2.71828(-0.062*15/12)
Price of Bond = $
25 * 2.71828 ^-0.015 + 25*2.71828^-0.04575 + 1025*2.71828^-0.0775
Price of Bond = $
25 * 1/2.71828^0.015 + 25*1/2.71828^0.04575 + 1025*1/2.71828^0.0775
Price of Bond = $997.07
Answer:
The correct answer is D
Explanation:
Feasibility analysis is the analysis which is used in order to determine or state the viability of the project like ensure the project is legal and economically justifiable and technically feasible.
In short, it states that the project is worth or not the investment. So, when the studies indicate the low incidence, then the firm is concerned regarding the feasibility of the project, that it would probably determine or state whether or not the questions could be answered.
The answer is B.
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