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Questions # 41:

Using the CAPM, the expected return for a company is 10%. The market return is 7% and the risk free rate is 1%.

 What does the beta factor used in this calculation indicate about the risk of the company?

Options:

A.

It has greater risk than the average market risk.

B.

It has lower risk than the average market risk.

C.

It has the same risk as the average market risk.

D.

It is not possible to tell from CAPM.

Questions # 42:

Which THREE of the following remain unchanged over the life of a 10 year fixed rate bond?

Options:

A.

The coupon rate

B.

The yield

C.

The market value

D.

The nominal value

E.

The amount payable on maturity

Questions # 43:

Which THREE of the following would be most important if a hospital wishes to review the effectiveness of its services?

Options:

A.

The proportion of surgical procedures that are deemed to be successful.

B.

Average waiting times for treatment.

C.

Patient satisfaction ratings.

D.

Staff costs compared to previous years. 

E.

Revenue generated from car park charges. 

Questions # 44:

A company's Board of Directors is considering raising a long-term bank loan incorporating a number of covenants.

The Board members are unsure what loan covenants involve. 

 

Which THREE of the following statements regarding loan covenants are true?

Options:

A.

A positive loan covenant would require the company to undertake specific actions.

B.

A loan covenant has no contractually binding obligations.

C.

A restrictive covenant prohibits the company from conducting certain actions without the approval of the lending institution.

D.

A covenant gives the financial institution the right but not the obligation to convert debt into equity in a case of non-compliance. 

E.

A financial covenant usually requires the company to adhere to specific financial conditions or targets.

Questions # 45:

A company in country T is considering either exporting its product directly to customers in country P or establishing a manufacturing subsidiary in country P.

The corporate tax rate in country T is 20% and 25% tax depreciation allowances are available

Which TIIRCC of the following would be considered advantages of establishing a subsidiary in country T?

Options:

A.

The corporate tsx rate in country P is 40%.

B.

There are restrictions on companies wishing to remit profit from country P

C.

Year 1 tax depreciation allowances of 100% are available in country P.

D.

There is a double tax treaty between country T and country P.

E.

There are high customs cuties payable of products entering country P.

Questions # 46:

A listed company plans to raise new capital which will be required for future investment projects. The company has a gearing ratio of 50%, which is just below the company's target ratio.

The directors are comparing the benefits and drawbacks of each of the following two alternative sources of finance;

• Unsecured bank borrowings.

• Convertible bonds.

Which of the following statements is correct?

Options:

A.

If the share price does not increase sufficiently for conversion to take place the company will have more expensive debt with a convertible bond than with unsecured borrowings.

B.

Additional finance will be raised upon conversion of the convertible bond but not with unsecured borrowings.

C.

The coupon rate of a convertible bond is likely to be lower than for unsecured borrowings.

D.

If the convertible bond holders eventually convert to shares the company's gearing ratio will rise whereas it will be unaffected if finance is with unsecured borrowings.

Questions # 47:

A venture capitalist invests in a company by means of buying:

   • 9 million shares for $2 a share and

   • 8% bonds with a nominal value of $2 million, repayable at par in 3 years' time. 

The venture capitalist expects a return on the equity portion of the investment of at least 20% a year on a compound basis over the first 3 years of the investment.

 

The company has 10 million shares in issue.

 

What is the minimum total equity value for the company in 3 years' time required to satisify the venture capitalist's expected return?

 

Give your answer to the nearest $ million.

 

$   million.   

 

Options:

Questions # 48:

Which THREE of the following non-financial objectives would be most appropriate for a listed company in the food retailing industry?

Options:

A.

Reduce customer complaints

B.

Increase customer service quality

C.

Reduce production time

D.

Improve staff morale

E.

Reduce raw material wastage

Questions # 49:

Company A is identical in all operating and risk characteristics to Company B, but their capital structures differ.

Company B is all-equity financed. Its cost of equity is 17%.

Company A has a gearing ratio (debt:equity) of 1:2. Its pre-tax cost of debt is 7%. 

Company A and Company B both pay corporate income tax at 30%.

What is the cost of equity for Company A?

Options:

A.

20.5%

B.

21.2%

C.

22.0%

D.

17.0%

Questions # 50:

Extracts from a company's profit forecast for the next financial year as follows:

  Question # 50

Since preparing the forecast, the company has decided to return surplus cash to shareholders by a share repurchase arrangement.

The share repurchase would result in the company purchasing 20% of the 1,250 million ordinary shares currently in issue and canceling them.

 

Assuming the share repurchase went ahead, the impact on the company's forecast earnings per share will be an increase of:

Options:

A.

$0.100

B.

$0.125

C.

$0.175

D.

$0.200

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