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lisabon 2012 [21]
3 years ago
5

Your customer purchases FYZ 4% convertible preferred stock at $60 per share. The conversion price is $10. With the common stock

now trading 1 point below parity, you know that the common shares of FYZ are trading at
Business
1 answer:
KIM [24]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

$9

Explanation:

Calculation for how much the common shares of FYZ are trading

First step is to find the conversion ratio

Using this formula

Conversion ratio =Market price of the convertible+Conversion price)/Conversion price

Let plug in the formula

Conversion ratio=$70/$10

Conversion ratio=7

Second step is to calculate for the Parity price of the common stock

Using this formula

Parity price=Market price of the convertible / conversion ratio

Let plug in the formula

Parity price=$70/7

Parity price=$10

Last step is to calculate how much the common shares of FYZ are trading

Using this formula

Common shares =Parity price-Common stock trading point

Let plug in the formula

Common shares =$10-1

Common shares=$9

Therefore the common shares of FYZ are trading at $9

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