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Solution:
a-1) Calculation of the number of shares used for calculating Basic Earning per share
No. of shares period
752000 3/12 188000
1314000 9/12 985500
Weighted average No of shares outstanding 1173500
a-2) Calculation of the number of shares used for calculating Diluted Earning per share
No. of shares period
752000 3/12 188000 1314000 3/12 328500 with Bonds 1340400 6/12 670200
Weighted average No of shares outstanding 1186700
Each bonds to per converted into 44 common stock
i.e. 600 Bonds *44 common=26400 Potential equity shares
b-1) Calculation of earning figures to be used for calculating Basic Earning per share
After Tax net Income will be earnings = $1614000
b-2) Calculation of earning figures to be used for calculating Diluted Earning per share
After tax net Income 1614000
Interest for the 2017 =600000*7*6/12 21000
Tax effect on Interest @40% 8400 12600 1626600
Earnings = 1626600
Answer:
£30 million
Explanation:
Banks net exposure serves as the the money currently owned by the bank.
Credit to bank;
Loans to corporate customers is bank's money since customers will repay the loan back to the bank even with interest = £120 million
Total credit owned by the bank =
£120 million
Debit;
Deposit owned to customers = £70 million (It is customers money not bank's)
Money sold forward by bank is also going out of banks pocket (debit) =£20 million
Total debt owned by bank = £70 million+£20 million = £90 million
Bank's net exposure = Total credit - debt owned by bank
Banks net exposure = £120 million - £90 million
= £30 million
Answer:
$321,600
Explanation:
debt equity ratio = debt / equity
since the debt to equity is 0.8, that means that for every $ invested from equity, $0.80 will be borrowed. If the new project requires an initial cash outlay of $300,000:
- then $300,000 / $1.80 = $166,667 will be new equity
- and $133,333 will be new debt
total cost of initial outlay including flotation costs = ($166,667 x 1.09) + ($133,333 x 1.0495) = $181,667 + $139,933 = $321,600
flotation costs include all the costs associated with issuing new stocks or taking new debt.
Answer:
E (Last one, you didn't put a letter for it)
Explanation:
The answer is E because a price reduction, depending on how large it is, will mostly have an effect on consumer, or in this case, customer sales. In this case, since it is a smaller percentage, it may not have a very big effect though.
