Hey,
Ich bin jetzt im Ausland und brauche Ihre Hilfe in "Investion und Finanzierung".
Es gibt 2 Fragen, die mich verwirren:
1.
Firm A has just gone public. It has used a firm commitment agreement with a Financial Group. Under this agreement the firm A will receive $17 from the underwriter for each of the 1,300,000 shares that will be issued. You purchased 500 shares at the initial offering price of $18.50 per share from your brother that is a broker at that Financial Group. The firm A incurred legal fees of $300,000 and indirect costs of $130,000. What is the flotation cost as a percentage of the total funds raised?
So, I think it's (300000+130000+(18.50-17)1300000)/17x1300000=11%.
2.
Firm B is proposing a rights offering. Presently there are 300,000 shares outstanding at $72 each. There will be 40,000 new shares offered at $67 each.
a.What is the new market value of the company?
b.How many rights are associated with one of the new shares?
c.What is the ex-rights price?
d.What is the value of a right?
e.Your friend inherited 5% of the company from his parents. They just received the announcement of the rights offering and they have come to you for some financial advice.
i)Provide a timeline for the events surrounding the rights offer and explainthe significance of each date. (10 marks)
ii)Explain and show the calculations for the options that are available for your friend including the effect on their wealth and ownership position on the day the rights offer is announced. (2 marks)
iii)It is now the last day for your friend to make a decision about the rights. Calculate their ownership and wealth position before your friend has exercised their options and provide a table that presents their wealth and ownership position for each of the choices available to them. What is your recommendation? Label and show your work! (10 marks)
Was ich hier nicht verstehe ist eigentlich nur Teil ii. Was kann er da denn tun außer die Aktien einfach regulär verkaufen oder kaufen.
Ich bin jetzt im Ausland und brauche Ihre Hilfe in "Investion und Finanzierung".
Es gibt 2 Fragen, die mich verwirren:
1.
Firm A has just gone public. It has used a firm commitment agreement with a Financial Group. Under this agreement the firm A will receive $17 from the underwriter for each of the 1,300,000 shares that will be issued. You purchased 500 shares at the initial offering price of $18.50 per share from your brother that is a broker at that Financial Group. The firm A incurred legal fees of $300,000 and indirect costs of $130,000. What is the flotation cost as a percentage of the total funds raised?
So, I think it's (300000+130000+(18.50-17)1300000)/17x1300000=11%.
2.
Firm B is proposing a rights offering. Presently there are 300,000 shares outstanding at $72 each. There will be 40,000 new shares offered at $67 each.
a.What is the new market value of the company?
b.How many rights are associated with one of the new shares?
c.What is the ex-rights price?
d.What is the value of a right?
e.Your friend inherited 5% of the company from his parents. They just received the announcement of the rights offering and they have come to you for some financial advice.
i)Provide a timeline for the events surrounding the rights offer and explainthe significance of each date. (10 marks)
ii)Explain and show the calculations for the options that are available for your friend including the effect on their wealth and ownership position on the day the rights offer is announced. (2 marks)
iii)It is now the last day for your friend to make a decision about the rights. Calculate their ownership and wealth position before your friend has exercised their options and provide a table that presents their wealth and ownership position for each of the choices available to them. What is your recommendation? Label and show your work! (10 marks)
Was ich hier nicht verstehe ist eigentlich nur Teil ii. Was kann er da denn tun außer die Aktien einfach regulär verkaufen oder kaufen.
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