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Question # 21

A company which is forecast to experience a strong growth in its profitability is evaluating a potential bond issue.

Which of the following changes in corporate income tax and in bond yields would make the bond issue more attractive to the company?

Options:

A.  

A decrease in corporate tax and an increase in bond yields.

B.  

An increase in corporate tax and a decrease in bond yields.

C.  

An increase in corporate tax and an increase in bond yields.

D.  

A decrease in corporate tax and a decrease in bond yields.

Discussion 0
Question # 22

Which of the following statements about the tax impact on debt finance is correct?

Options:

A.  

Debt instruments issued with fixed and floating charges do not attract tax relief on interest paid.

B.  

Preference share dividends attract tax relief in the same way as debenture interest.

C.  

Interest on debt is deducted from post-tax profits.

D.  

Interest on debt is deducted from pre-tax profits.

Discussion 0
Question # 23

The International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) was formed in August 2010 and brings together a cross-section of representatives from a wide variety of business sectors.

 

The primary purpose of the IIRC's framework is to help enable an organsation to communicate how it:

Options:

A.  

minimises the environmental impact of its business processes.

B.  

creates value in the short, medium and long term.

C.  

contributes positively to the economic well being of the environment in which it operates.  

D.  

ensures that the conflicting needs of different stakeholder groups are met in an optimal manner.

Discussion 0
Question # 24

A company has convertible bonds in issue.

The following debt is apply (31 December 20X0):

• Conversion ratio- 20 shares for each $130 bond.

• Current share price - $4 50

• Expected annual growth in share price - 5%

Advise the bond Holder at which date the convers on would be worthwhile?

Options:

A.  

31 December 20X2

B.  

31 December 20X0

C.  

31 December 20X3

D.  

31 December 20X1

Discussion 0
Question # 25

A company currently has a 5.25% fixed rate loan but it wishes to change the interest style of the loan to variable by using an interest rate swap directly with the bank.

The bank has quoted the following swap rate:

* 4.50% - 455% in exchange for Libor

Libor is currently 4%.

If the company enters into the swap and Libor remains at 4%. what will the company's interest cost be?

Options:

A.  

4.70%

B.  

4.75%

C.  

5.25%

D.  

4.00%

Discussion 0
Question # 26

Company A is planning to acquire Company B by means of a cash offer. The directors of Company B are prepared to recommend acceptance if a bid price can be agreed. Estimates of the net present value (NPV) of future cash flows for the two companies and the combined group post acquisition have been prepared by Company A’s accountant. There are as follows:

Question # 26

What is the maximum price that Company A should offer for the shares in Company B?

Give your answer to the nearest $ million

Question # 26

Options:

Discussion 0
Question # 27

Company C has received an unwelcome takeover bid from Company P.

Company P is approximately twice the size of Company C based on market capitalisation.

Although the two companies have some common business interests, the main aim of the bid is diversification for Company P.

The offer from Company P is a share exchange of 2 shares in Company P for 3 shares in Company

C.  

There is a cash alternative of $5.50 for each Company C share.

Company C has substantial cash balances which the directors were planning to use to fund an acquisition.

These plans have not been announced to the market.

 

The following share price information is relevant. All prices are in $.

  Question # 27

 

Which of the following would be the most appropriate action by Company C's directors following receipt of this hostile bid?

Options:

A.  

Write to shareholders explaining fully why the company's share price is under valued.

B.  

Change the Articles of Association to increase the percentage of shareholder votes required to approve a takeover.

C.  

Pay a one-off special dividend.

D.  

Refer the bid to the country's competition authorities.

Discussion 0
Question # 28

A company has 6 million shares in issue. Each share has a market value of $4.00.

$9 million is to be raised using a rights issue.

Two directors disagree on the discount to be offered when the new shares are issued.

   • Director A proposes a discount of 25% 

   • Director B proposes a discount of 30%

 

Which THREE of the following statements are most likely to be correct?

Options:

A.  

The theoretical ex-rights price will be higher under Director B's proposal than under Director A's proposal.

B.  

More shares will be issued under Director B's proposal than under Director A's proposal.

C.  

The rights issue price will be $3.00 under Director A's proposal.

D.  

The terms of the rights issue will be one new share for every two existing shares under Director A's proposal.

E.  

Shareholder wealth will be higher under Director A's proposal than under Director B's proposal.

Discussion 0
Question # 29

A consultancy company is dependent for profits and growth on the high value individuals it employs.

The company has relatively few tangible assets.

 

Select the most appropriate reason for the net asset valuation method being considered unsuitable for such a company.

Options:

A.  

It does not account for the intangible assets.

B.  

It accounts for the intangible assets at historical value.

C.  

It accounts for intangible assets at net realisable value.

D.  

It does not account for tangible assets.

Discussion 0
Question # 30

A company is planning to issue a 5 year $100 million bond at a fixed rate of 6%.

 

It is also considering whether or not to enter into a 10 year $100 million swap to receive 5% fixed and pay Libor + 1% once a year.

 

The company predicts that Libor will be 4% over the life of the 5 years.

 

What is the impact of the swap on the company's annual interest cost assuming that the Libor prediction is correct?  

Options:

A.  

Increase by 1%.

B.  

Fall by 1%. 

C.  

Remain the same.

D.  

Fall by 2%.

Discussion 0
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