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1. The benefit is 90M and cost is 80M. 2. Various numbers are presented such as 5,704, 6,300, 25, 47.5, 10,000, 540, 1,000, 58, 54.72, and percentages. 3. Financial calculations are displayed including amounts such as 2,215.6, 134,327.02, 4,407.98, 6,476.77, 6301.02.

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FCF AnswerKey

1. The benefit is 90M and cost is 80M. 2. Various numbers are presented such as 5,704, 6,300, 25, 47.5, 10,000, 540, 1,000, 58, 54.72, and percentages. 3. Financial calculations are displayed including amounts such as 2,215.6, 134,327.02, 4,407.98, 6,476.77, 6301.02.

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a b c d e

1 benefit = 90M cost = 80M


2 $5,704
3 6300
4
5 25
6 47.5
7 $10,000 no
8 no
9 540
10 $1,000
11 $58 54.72
12
13 961.54
14 208 192.31
15 82.03
16 82.03
17 ii>iii>i iii>ii>i i>ii>iii
18 2215.6 134327.02
19 4407.98 6476.77 6301.02
20 8954.58 4765.37 1783.72
21 7942.28
22 1563.13
23 141858.77
24 530000 85597.96 245492.55
25 1272828.92 647041.68
26 32577.89 198119.42 8310.41
f
Question Subdivision-a Subdivision-b Subdivision-c Subdivision-d Subdivision-e
1 106.53 120.92
2 28.49
3 $10,000.12
4 $5,023.75
5
6
7 $1,440.00
8 $55,390.00 $61,412.00 2: $208, Year 3:
9 $257.71 $324.64 $324.64
10 $2723, $3152.71
11 $2,041,397.00 $862,308.00
$83,333.33
12 $83333.33, PV:
13 $49324.87
14 £12,500.00 £13,500.00
15 $14,269.25
16 $23,414.30
17 $4,272.33 $50,049.81 -$5,340.42
18 $17,325.53 $4,716.98
19 $89,516.50
20 $19,250.92
21 PV: $165.77 million
22 $2,962,003.46 $49,169.99 $347,915.81 45.84 $1,000,000.00
23 $25,000.00 $27,000.00
24 $18,181.82
25 $3,214,285.71 $7,500,000.00 ###
26 21.86
27 79.82
28 7.20%
29 17.46% $31,058.48
30 33.33%
31 $40.00
32 $240,727.76
33 $7,505.34
34 $63,848.02
35 $13,232.50
36 7.27
37 10%
38 NPV: $3,995,074
39 $5,225.55
40 $6,744.25
41 $1,000,000.00
42 $9,634.67
43 $56,481.07
Question Subdivision - a Subdivision - b Subdivision - c Subdivision - d
1 4.66% 9.54% 0.76%
2 0.50% 6.17%
3 r=0.1664
4 2.50% 5% 0.50%
5 26817.06
6 9.42%
7 4.939%,4.889%
8 8583.38
9 36.8568
10 73254.8
11 2%
12 632
13 957.66
14 I=280;P=175.08
15000;NET=163.76
16 354900
17 543069
18 2759.52 1020.82
19 531.33
20 33.96
21 143.14
22 FP=763.67;LRP=30MNTHS
23 NPER=-623.72
24 596
25 987.93 1053.83 -169.89 205259.23
26 31250
27 5071.33 405411.15
28 272209.09 1623.06
29 7.33%
30 10.16%
31
32
33 3.88%
34
35
36
37
Question Subdivision - a Subdivision - b Subdivision - c Subdivision - d
1 27.5
2 20 yrs 6% 1000
3 32071354.72
4 5.50% Upward Sloping
5 84.95
6 70.97
7 9.05
8 972.5 1040.75 1150 1000
9 3 year 4% coupon bond6% CB
10 989.06
11 1040.05
12 7.50% 934.97
13 6.65%
14 1000.02
15 Discount At par Premium Premium
16
17 Premium 1039.56
18 1073.6
19 1138.02
20 1068.02
21 5%
22 105.08 5%
23
24
25 IRR=YTM IRR< INITIAL Y IRR> INITIAL YTM
26 96.061 0.30% 1.40% Credit spread increases as bond rating falls
27 1163.47 1131.24
28 114.58
29 1008.36 9918 6.50% 7.50%
30 890.33 799.79 1.70%
es as bond rating falls
1 $5,471.70
2 -$8,609.69
3 -$4,521.74
4 85600
5 $ 9.11 million today
6 -13095.48 1701.35
7 $47,439.92
8 $ 4.87 milion
9 16.16%
10 -$9.895 -$503,381
11 $169,482 Reject 14 % -$64.816 change
12 IRR 12.72 % 12% 0.72%
13 7 months
14 36.37%
15 IRR 60.74 %
16 2 IRRs so does not work
17 Accept
18 if r=6% => NPV=Atleast twice Atleast 2 IRRs
19 Undertaken
20 2 IRRs 10.37% Taken
21 - $ 6.7 million
22 < $ 561290
23 No IRR
24 236154 Proceed
25 -$628,322
26 21% 47.88%
27 Take A take B Take A
28 NPV a=9.06, NPIRR a=14.7%, I 5.567 % Invest in B
29 NPV o= -48.2, NPV l= -41
30 Choose A
31 -34.23
32 -8.032
33 $874.79
34 NPV a = 2, NPV Invest in B and C
35 PI p = 0.16, PI r = 0.15, PI l =0.06, PI o = 0.53
36 Select 5,3,2 Project 5
5.66 years
A B C D E
1 5.5
2 $9,166,666.67
3 $38
4 $25.20
5 681.37 $9.53
6 19.41 20.45 0.054
7 8.11 P(0)=5.13 P(0)=12.07 P(0)=9
8 46.81 to 51.53 45.18 to 55.50 36.44 to 55.75
9 39
10 84.79
11 46.25
12 7.5
13 50
14 0.97%
15 34 to 37.4
16 75.2 28.8 to 177.81 30.45 11.11 to 51.54
17 33.91 18.61 to 51.47 37.72 25.63 to 68.31
18 165.2M 102.2M
19 11.25 18.75
20 124 5.12%
21 5.89
22 70 to 18
23 9.75%
24 212798.73
F G H
Question Subdivision - a Subdivision - b Subdivision - c Subdivision - d
1 TP= 11000;MF=10000;WTP=52.38%;WMF=47.62%
2 19.80%
3 232500 16.25% GF=51.61%,M=16.13%,V=32.26%
4 0.2234
5 0.2234
6 If price of one stock goes up, other stock price also goes up and vice versa
7 a. Ra=0.07,Rb=0a. Ra=0.0738,R E=0.0562, Var=0.00352, SD=0.0593
8 Ra=3.4%, Volatility=10.6%, Rb=12%, Volatility=15.65%
9 10.51%
10 Coca-cola=8.24%, GasCo=4.25%
11 5.90%
12
13 0.367
14 R=8.5%,SD=14.1%
15 Volatility of portfolio is less if correlation is less than 1
16
17 SD for A=25.48%, SD for B=26.59%. Hence choose A
18 Choose stock that has lower correlation with A
19 7.61% 18.26% 1.83% 3.81% 68.49%
20 TS=0.942% JNJ=1.992% MAG=93.44% PDJB=3.622% Total value=1380.5Billion
21 No change
22 Apple=-2.8%, PNG=-1%
23 0.64
24
25 14.80%
26
27 1.31
28 Beta=1.572, return=13.432
29 I=23%, B=17%, Beta=1.62, Return=21.2%
30 Beta=1.6, return=19.9
31 22.20%
32 16.40%
33 ER=10.2%, RR=6.67%
34 Beta=1.4, doing so requires 2/3rd money into Bay and 1/3rd into city
Total value=1.314Billion
value=1380.5Billion
1 debt - 23.81%, preffered stock - 4.76 %, Common equity - 71.43 %
2 debt - 30.77 %, Common equity - 69.23 %
3 $ 50 million $ 42 million equity - 54.35 %, debt - 45.65 %
4 ROE - 10 %, ROP - 8 %
5 5.54 %
6 4.80%
7 6.25%
8 21.20%
9 33.80%
10 8%
11 10.25%
12 5.944 %
13 13.60%
14 0.07243
15 10.53%
16 9% 7.143 % 6.50% $ 148 million 8.003 %
17 $214.29
18 -1.359
19 15%
20 $36.36 million
21 8.25%
22 4.40%
23 10.48% 13.01%
24 29.36
25 14.4 million
Question Subdivision - a Subdivision - b Subdivision - c Subdivision - d
1 2 million Shares;
$1.25 $7.25 million 86.20%
2 $0.5 per share $5 million Offer 2:
3 $33 million $42 million 0.043 0.000000024
4 $26 B:
Series million
1/7; $28 million
5 Series C&D: 1/14
6 71.40%
7 $13.40
8 $30.36 million
9 $15 per share 5%
10 13.30% $20 million
11 35.70%
12 $9.8 million
13 $5.18 million
14 $16.89
15 50%
16No Money, 41.67%
17 988,000 Shares
18 $201.875 million $323 million $195,842,000
19 2,105,263 2,148,22817.39%; 17.68%
20 $40 million
A B
1 29167 129167
2 $4M 33% of equity must be sold to raise $1M
3 $40M D=19.048 E=20.952
4 A)0 B)800 C)0 D -80100
5 15% 18%
6 rE=9.37%
7 $120M $245M
8 $20.10M FCF is not affected by interest expenses
9 1)1.12 2)0.896 3)0.672 4)0.448 5)0.224
10 $13.65B
11 $12,000 $10,000
12 $8.30M
13 $0.21M $3.5M
14 0.1033 0.0952
15 8.75% 8.31%
16 1.10%
17 $33.33M $40M
18 0.13425
19 $150M $220M
20 a) $75M b)$15/share
21 $19/share
22 $16/share
23 $2.5/share $2.85/share
24 86.5M
25 6.1 3.5M
26 100 107.75M
27 450M 187.5M
28
29 E=0 D=9.09M 2.73M
30 Project A Project B
31 40% of E D=15M
32 0.585
33 i)issue Equity ii) 12.5
C D
29167
a)$2m b)$2m
Without Leverage r=10% with leverage r=14.5 without leverage r= (-50%) with leverage r=(-100%)
-80150
Returns are high because of high risk

$50M lower than part (b) $50M


est expenses

$4,000 40%

$3.5M

a)$8.50 b)5.882M shares $8.50/share

2.775 2.85

no

D=13.64M E=18.18M
Project C 9M

0.415per $1 of interest
14.5 all firms will issue debt
ge r=(-100%)
1 April 1 March 31
2 $ 49 per share
3 $ 18 million $20
4 $ 20 million drop 71.40%
5 $ 2 million
6 $ 50 per share 2 million share $ 50 per share
7 $14.50 $15 Same
8 Same position
9 $13.33 $16.67
10 $8.50 $2
11 Yes No Yes Yes No
12 Invest $ 5 Borrow $ 5 today
13 Same Fall by $ 100 milNo effect
14 Rise by $ 35 millFall by $ 100 milBenefit investor
15 Same Fall by $ 85 milli No effect
16 $ 50 per share
17 $ 25 per share
18 $ 70 / 30 per share
19 Before, After
20 Increase
21 $35 $35,000
22 $16.67 $13.33
23 2400
24 $8.21
1 97 days
2 53 days
3 182.5 days
4 -$2,396,654
5 384058
6 $4,530 41.4 days 26.3 days
7 15.88%
8 34.75 %
9 $38,856
10 $ 128000, $ 80000
11 32.59 days
12 should investigate
13 20.1 %
14 55.90% 37.4 %
15 45.6 days
16 76.65 days
17 91.25 days $400,000
Question Subdivision - a Subdivision - b Subdivision - c
1 Month 2 Every month
2 Increases
$200,000ininQ1,Q2, and Q4;inDecreases
Q2, $600,000 Q3, $250,000in Q3
in $3,000
3 Q4
4 $1 million, excess cash in Q1,Q2 and Q4
5 $600,000 in Q3
6 $500,000 in Q3
7 Excess cash needed is $300,000
8 Alternative
Effective annual rate isnt increasedB;by28.2%
a full
9 percentage
10 6.20% 6.70% 7.10%
11 17%
12 6.20%
13 5.50%
14 Treadwater: $5,608; Magna:$12,541
15 6.70%
16 10.70%
17 11.10%
18
Income Statement ($000) 2014Q4 2015Q1
1 Sales 4545 5000
2 COGS -2955 -3250
3 SGA -455 -1000
4 EBITDA 1136 750
5 Depreciation -455 -500
6 EBIT 682 250
7 Taxes -239 -88
8 Net Income 443 163
Statement of Cash Flows ($000)
9 Net Income 163
10 Depreciation 500
11 Changes in WC
12 Accounts Receivable -136
13 Inventory 0
14 Accounts Payable 48
15 Cash from Operating Activities 574
16 CAPEX -1500
17 Other Investments 0
18 Cash from Investing Activities -1500
19 Net Borrowing 0
20 Dividends 0
21 Capital Contributions 0
22 Cash from Financing Activities 0
23 Change in Cash and Equivalents -926
Cash Balance and Short-Term Financing ($000)
24 Starting Cash Balance 1000
25 Change in Cash and Equivalents -926
26 Minimum Cash Balance 500
27 Surplus (Deficit) Relative to Minimum -426
28 Increase (Decrease) in Short-Term Financing 426
29 Existing Short-Term Financing 0
30 Total Short-Term Financing 426
31 Ending Cash Balance 1000 500
division - c

2015Q2 2015Q3 2015Q4


6000 6000 6000
-3900 -3900 -3900
-600 -600 -600
1500 1500 1500
-525 -525 -525
975 975 975
-341 -341 -341
634 634 634

634 634 634


525 525 525

-300 0 0
0 0 0
105 0 0
964 1159 1159
-525 -525 -525
0 0 0
-525 -525 -525
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
439 634 634

500 502 1136


439 634 634
500 500 501
439 636 1269
-437 0 0
437 0 0
0 0 0
502 1136 1770

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