Answer: Option B
Explanation: Earnings per share is calculated by dividing net income available to common shareholders with the weighted average number of shares.
Deduction of preferred dividends from net income is done only when dividends are declared by the entity, otherwise not. Preference shareholders have priority over common shareholders in case of dividends, so it will result in reduction of earnings to common shareholders but only when the dividends are declared and distributed.
Answer:
The price of 3 months call option on stock is 8.03.
Explanation:
Acording to the details we have the following:
P = Price of 3-months put option is $6
So = Current price is $95
X = Exrecise price is $95
r = Risk free interest rate is 9%
T = Time is 3 months=1/4
C=Price of call option?
Hence, to calculate what must be the price of a 3-month call option on C.A.L.L. stock at an exercise price of $95 if it is at the money, we have to use the formula from put-call parity.
C=P+So-<u> X </u>
(1+r)∧T
C=$6+$95- ( <u>$95 )</u>
(1+0.09)∧1/4
C=$6+$95-$92.97
C=8.03
The price of 3 months call option on stock is 8.03
Answer:
1,390,718 shares
Explanation:
Amount to be raise = $72 million
Underwriters charges = 5%
Filling Fee = $700,000
After deducting the underwriters charges the amount remains 95% of the total value. The company needs to raise exact $72 million after all charges deducted so, will take this amount as 95% of the total and gross up this value to 100%.
Total Amount to be raised = Amount including the underwrites charge + Filling charge = ( $72,000,000 / 100% - 5% ) + $700,000 = $76,489,474
Share price = $55
Numbers of share = $76,489,474 / $55 = 1,390,718 shares