future value. A Brazilian broker that is working with a group of Ecuadorian investors is currently investing in the Sao Paolo Stock Exchange, according to the current price of the Ibovespa down at the close at that time, he invested the sum of $13,520,000 on the 20th of March 2019 in common shares of the Belgian-Brazilian corporation InBev (largest brewer in the world) that generate a 6.15% convertible quarterly. Mention what is the amount of the fund as of July 20, 2024?

future value. A Brazilian broker that is working with a group of Ecuadorian investors is currently investing in the Sao Paolo Stock Exchange, according to the current price of the Ibovespa down at the close at that time, he invested the sum of $13,520,000 on the 20th of March 2019 in common shares of the Belgian-Brazilian corporation InBev (largest brewer in the world) that generate a 6.15% convertible quarterly. Mention what is the amount of the fund as of July 20, 2024?

EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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Chapter8: Analysis Of Risk And Return

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