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Fynjy0 [20]
3 years ago
6

The manager of a discretionary account places client funds in a suitable investment because it provides a higher commission than

alternatives that are also suitable for the client. The selected investment subsequently appreciates in value. This investment manager did not:
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amid [387]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: C. have a conflict of interest because the investment was suitable for the client

Explanation:

Conflict of interest occurs when the aims of two different parties are not thesame. In such scenario, the best interest of an individual is different from the best interest of the other person.

Since the client funds placed for investment brought about a good return, then the investment manager doesn't have a conflict of interest because the investment was suitable for the client.

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The operating system has payback of 3.47 years

The machine has a payback of 4.36 years

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Payback period is the  length of time taken for the initial investment to repay itself.

The project after the payback period would begin to yield returns on the investment.

Payback period=Initial investment/after-tax income per year

For the operating system the initial investment is the cost  of $250,000

after-tax income is the incremental amount of $72,115

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The machine has an initial capital outlay of $170,000

after tax income of $39,000

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Irene plans to retire on January 1, 2020. She has been preparing to retire by making annual deposits, starting on January 1, 198
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$16,876

Explanation:

first we have to calculate how much money Irene saved until January 1, 2001:

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  • r = 8.4%
  • n = 22

P = 2,300 ×   [(1 + 8.4%)²² - 1] / 8.4% = $134,089

if she stops making any more payments, in 19 years those $134,089 will be worth:

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that means she still needs to get $1,350,000 - $620,797 = $729,203

we can use the first formula to determine the payments she will need to make during the next 19 years:

P = PMT ×   [(1 + r)ⁿ - 1] / r

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4. reject both Project A and Project B.

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\frac{21,000}{(1.12)^{1} } = PV

\frac{49,000}{(1.12)^{2} } = PV

\frac{12,000}{(1.12)^{3} } = PV

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