Entity A issues $100 million 7% cumulative preference shares. Dividends are payable quarterly subject to the availability of distributable profits. Issue costs are insignificant. The preference shares are puttable at par to Entity A for cash if interest rates move by 150 basis points. Any dividend that remains accumulated and not paid becomes payable when the shares are put to Entity A. Can the put option be separated from the bonds?

The JIRAF Company has 1700 bonds outstanding that have a market price of $1200 each and a face value of $1000. floatation cost is 0.015 the bond pays coupon of 0.055 quarterly for 11 years. The company also has 6,00 shares of preferred stock at a market price of $40 and dividends 1.5 each par value 20 dollars. The common stock is priced at $29 a share it is undervalued by $1.5 and there are 70000 shares outstanding, par value is 5 dollars the stock paid this year $1.1 and will continue to grow at a rate of 0.035 TAXES ARE 0.25 what is the cost of debt after tax? what is the cost of PS what is the cost of common stock? what is the weight of the bond according to book value method what is the weight of the stock according to book value method what is the weight of preferred stock according to book value method what is the weight of preferred stock according to book value method

ABC issued a series of preference share that currently pay dividend of $3.45 per share in perpetuity. What is the current market price of ABC shares if required rate of return is 12% p.a.

A full equity firm has 5,000 shares outstanding worth $7 each. They are planning on issuing $10,000 of new perpetual debt at the 8% market rate of interest and using the proceeds to buy up stock. The effective tax rate is 25%. What is the change in the share price if they make the debt for equity exchange? Multiple Choice O $.50 per share $.20 per share $.80 per share $.16 per share