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James is a skiing company in the Isle of man. It has 80 million shares outstanding with a market price of £32 per share and no debt. James has had consistently stable earnings and pays a 25% tax rate. Management plans to borrow €1 billion on a permanent basis through a leveraged recapitalization in which they would use the borrowed funds to repurchase outstanding shares. Disregard any costs of financial distress for this question, i.e., you can consider they are always zero.
What is the share price, number of shares outstanding, market value of equity, market value of debt and the enterprise value after the announcement of the recapitalization, but before the company issues debt?
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Suppose you deposit $545.00 today, $731.00 in one year, and $436.00 in two years in an account that pays an annual rate of interest of 18.01%.
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Which of the following statements is not true regarding the three major definitions of accounting liabilities that have evolved over time?
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Calculate/estimate the current price or value per share of this stock if its equity cost of capital or required return is r=10% per year
Relatives are asking you for financial advice on their investments. They are curious about bonds. Aunt Mary (age 65) is interested in the U.S. Treasury market.
My assignment is a business analysis of General Motors Corp(present day/after bankruptcy) What are some best practices to adopt going forward for this company.
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