Answer:
i feel like the last one
Explanation:
it seems the best one to pick
Answer:
no option is correct
long term capital gains = ($24.50 - $22) x 500 = $1,250
dividend income = $0.32 x 500 = $160
total return = $1,410
Maybe your teacher is asking about long term capital gains only. If that is the case, then option A. $1,250 is correct
Explanation:
total return = ending value - initial value + dividends received = (500 x $24.50) - (500 x $22) + (500 x $0.32) = $12,250 - $11,000 + $160 = $1,410
holding period return = (ending value - initial value + dividends received) / initial value = $1,410 / $11,000 = 0.1282 = 12.82%
Answer:
Satisfiers are things which would motivate one to purchase a service or retain a service provider or keep a job. Dissatisfiers are things which do the opposite.
Explanation:
In the financial services sector, the list of Satisfiers are:
- Attentiveness
- Speed of service,
- Care and
- Helpfulness
Dissatisfiers are:
- Lack of integrity
- Unreliability,
- Sluggishness,
- Irritable attitude
Benefits of eliminating dissatisfiers to the financial institution are:
- Happier customers
- Increased bottom line (happy customers tell each other why they are happy and that always attracts other customers who would like to experience the value they are getting.
- Increased Customer Lifetime Value
- Increased Brand Equity
Cheers
<span>Identity management is the answer</span>
<span>Answer:
NI/Equity = 0.12 ; NI/$125 = 0.12 so required NI = $15.00 Interest Revenue = ($475*0.045) + ($725 * 0.075) = $75.75 Interest Expense = $1,175 * 0.03 = $35.25 NI = {Interest Revenue – Interest Expense + Net noninterest income – PLL} (1 – Tax rate) $15.00 = {$75.75 - $35.25 + Net noninterest income – $3}* (1 - .34) Net noninterest income must be = -$14.77 (millions) Noninterest Expense = $30, so Noninterest income must be $30 + - $14.77 = $15.23 FNB Overhead Efficiency Ratio = $15.23 / $30 = 0.5076, industry average = 0.85. Thus, FNB must be doing a poorer job of generating noninterest income while controlling noninterest expense than the industry average.</span>
