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HW 8 Equity Distributions
October 26th, 2023
Critical Thinking questions
1. What is the total return of equity?
$17.6 million is the total return
2. What is the total return of equity to the investors?
The total return of equity for investors is 1.8 cash multiplier
3. What is the return to the LP if the preferred return increases to 12%?
The Lps IRR changes to 41.52%
4. What is the current levered cash on cash and what would you suggest to increase the yield?
The current levered cash on cash is 43.7% or 2.5x cash multiplier
5. In your opinion, would you invest in this project and why?
I would invest in the project (if i had any money) because it would be a good return on
investment.
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Use the data in the table shown below. What is the geometric average return over the span of three years?
Date
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12/31/2019
12/31/2020
12/31/2021
O a. 28.7%
O b.7.5%
c.9.5%
O d. 8.9%
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$43.00
$45.60
$42.60
$52.50
Dividend
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a.
Stock A
Stock B
State of the Economy
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Prob
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Prob
Excellent
32%
0.4
40%
0.2
Worse
-5%
0.4
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Stock Y
0.1
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