Options :
a. mistake.
b. opinion.
c. an adhesion contract.
d. fraud.
Answer: Fraud
Explanation: From the scenario described above, it could be inferred that Ken, the real estate agent used trickery to lure Lily into purchasing the property. Hence, Lily could be said to have been defrauded by Ken who used what Lily needed to trick her into making the purchase because the main specification, that is high traffic, which Ken used to lure Lily was actually false. Fraud remains a grave offence as it could only be carried out by lying, issuing false statement, blackmail, impersonation and other grave offences.
Answer:
The rate of interest is 11.111%
The Deposit should be $90 today.
The future value at the end of this year will be $100.
Explanation:
Future value of $100
Present value of $100 at 11.111% = $100/11.111 = $90
The future value of a deposit today is the value after a period of one year or so periods. The rate of interest produces the discount factor that can calculate the present value of $100. To make a one-time deposit of $90 today will increase in value to $100 using an interest rate of 11.111%.
Answer: B. Bought the bonds from Dalrymple and sold them to the public
Explanation:
Investment Banks help companies issuing new securities in diverse ways to ensure that they raise the capital they are looking for. Some of the ways they help include; underwriting securities and market research. The main way they help companies issuing new securities however, is underwriting.
With Underwriting, the Investment Bank usually buys all the securities on offer from the Issuing company, then sells them at higher price to make a profit. This helps the issuing company because they get to sell all or most of their securities so it reduces uncertainty.
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia therefore bought the bonds from Dalrymple and sold them to the public.
Answer:
26 Contracts
Explanation:
Portfolio value= P = 50,000 * 30 = 1,500,000
The formula to calculate the number of contracts is given by:
Number of contracts N = (β∗P) / Futures Value
P is the fair value of the portfolio in the market, β is the beta of the stock which is 1.3 and Future value is can be calculated by following formula:
Futures Value = Fair Value of Assets * Fair value of unit Future / Fair value of unit share
By putting values we have:
Futures Value = (45,000) * $50 per Future / $30 per Share = 75,000
By putting values we have:
Number of contracts N = (1.3∗$1,500,000) / 75,000 = 26 contracts