The firm has correctly calculated the net advantage to refunding it (NA) to be $25,485. In your professional judgment, would a firm go ahead and undertake this refunding?
Question 3
With all else equal, an option on a bond could be
A. |
A call the bondholder has, which increases the bond’s coupon rate |
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B. |
A put the bondholder has, which lowers the bond’s coupon rate |
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C. |
A call the issuing firm has, which increases the bond’s coupon rate |
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D. |
A put the issuing firm has, which lowers the bond’s coupon rate |
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E. |
A and B |
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F. |
A and C |
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G. |
A and D |
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H. |
B and C |
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I. |
B and D |
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J. |
C and D |
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K. |
all but A |
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L. |
all but B |
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M. |
all but C |
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N. |
all but D |
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O. |
all are true |
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P. |
none are true |
Question 4
A firm is considering refunding a $400 million debt issue with a lower coupon issue to lower the firm’s cost. The firm has correctly calculated the net advantage to refunding it (NA) to be $25,485. In your professional judgment, would a firm go ahead and undertake this refunding?
A. |
yes |
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B. |
no |
Question 5
A firm has a 28% tax rate and has decided to issue $250 million of 12-year debt. If it makes a U.S. public offering, the offering would carry an 8.5% coupon, paid semi-annually, and issuing would cost $2 million. What is the after-tax cost (APY) of borrowing?
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