Answer:
b. to reduce deposits
Explanation:
A Capital requirement refers to the amount of capital that a financial institution must have to meet the requirements set by it's financial regulator. All of the answers provided are purposes that this hopes to accomplish except for reducing deposits. It actually hopes to increase deposits which means more customers that are coming in.
True, usually the earlier you invest the more money you will get later down the road.
Answer:
0.147 or 14.7%
Explanation:
Equity (E) =$7
Debt (D) = $1
Cost of equity capital (Ce) = 0.16
Pretax cost of debt (Cd) = 0.08
Tax rate (r) = 0.3
The weighted average cost of capital of the firm is given by the following relationship:
The weighted average cost of capital of the firm is 0.147 or 14.7%.
Answer:
less than $60 per share
Explanation:
A put option is the money when the exercise price is greater than the asset price, thus the put has to be less than $60
Answer:
revised annual depreciation will be : 13710
Explanation:
After revision the remaining life of equipment shrank down to 2 years, so the depreciation working will be worked out to adjusted the impact of decreasing of useful life.
As per existing information the depreciation charges are calculated as :
(Cost-Salvage Value)/Useful life= (49700-4000)/10 = 4570
Accumulated Depreciation indicates that 4 years have past by (18280/4570)
now remaining years are 6 which will be reduced to 2 after revision so the new working will be as follows:
Remaining Cost :31420 (49700
-18280)
Salvage Value : 4000
Revised Remaining Useful Life : 2
Revised Calculated Depreciation Annual : (31420-4000)/2 = 13710
It can be further verified through simple math also:
Adding annual depreciation of remaining 2 years : 13710
+13710
=27420
Value available for depreciation after salvage value : 31420
-4000= 27420
