Answer:
If a firm has a debt ratio of 54%, then the firm's debt to equity ratio is 117%
Explanation:
The Debt Ratio is obtained dividing Liabilities / Assets. Then, a result of 54% means that 54% of the asset is composed by liabilities.
<u>Liabilities</u><u> 54 </u>
Assets 100
Debt Ratio= 54%
By the general accounting formula we know that
Assets= Liabilities+Equity. Then,
Assets(100)=Liabilities(54)+Equity(46)
If the Debt to equity ratio is calculated by the division of liabilities/Equity- Then:
<u>Liabilities 54</u>
Equity 46
Debt to Equity Ratio = 117%
This means that for 1 dollar on the Equity the company has 1 dollar plus 17% or 17 cents on the Liabilities.
Okayyyyy that’s fine w me
Answer:
player 2 is signing a better contract
Explanation:
the present value of an annuity (player 1) = annual payment x annuity factor
assuming that the interest rate is 10%
present value = $10 million x 6.1446 (PV annuity factor, 10%, 10 periods) = $61.446 million
player 2's contract
the present value of a growing annuity = [payment / (i - g)] x {1 - [(1 + g) / (1 + i)]ⁿ} = [$10 / (10% - 5%)] x {1 - [(1 + 5%) / (1 + 10%)]¹⁰} = $200 x 0.372 = $74.398 million
Answer:
$3,150
Explanation:
Data provided in the question
Number of shares owned = 15,000 shares
Dividend per share = $0.21
So, the total dividend received is
= Number of shares owned × Dividend per share
= 15,000 shares × $0.21 per share
= $3,150
We simply multiplied the number of shares owed with the dividend per share so that the total dividend could come
Answer:
b. The bond puttable in 10 years will depreciate more than the bond puttable in 5 years
Explanation:
Data provided in the question
20 -year corporate bond i.e issued at par at 10%
One issue is for 5 years
other issue is for 10 years
Now if the interest rate rise by 200 basis points
So,
Based on the above information
If a bond is issued at a future date, any price drop due to higher interest rates will be eliminated as the holder is able to return the bond to the issuer earlier
Hence, the option B is correct
