Question: Questions 1 - 7 will be based on the following information. You are an investor in Blue Sky Ltd. You hold: 100 ordinary shares 400
Questions 1 - 7 will be based on the following information.
| You are an investor in Blue Sky Ltd. You hold:
The following information relates to your holdings: (a) There are 1 million ordinary shares on issue, which carry full voting rights. Statutory voting is used at the AGM. (b) There are 1 million preference shares on issue. The preference dividend is equal to 8% of the nominal face value of $100. The company made a loss last year and no dividends were paid (although all dividends were paid in all previous years). The preference shares are non-cumulative. (c) The fixed-rate bonds have a face value of $300, pay quarterly coupon payments at a coupon rate of 7% p.a., and will mature today. (d) The floating-rate bonds have a face value of $100 and pay annual coupon payments based on BBSW plus a margin of 3.5%. A coupon payment is due today. The BBSW took on the following values on the following dates:
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The AGM is today. There are 5 positions on the Board of Directors that need to be filled at the AGM. You favour one particular candidate, Emily Jones. What is the maximum number of votes that you can cast for Ms Jones at the AGM?
a.5
b.500
c.20
d.100
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Questions 1 - 7 will be based on the following information.
| You are an investor in Blue Sky Ltd. You hold:
The following information relates to your holdings: (a) There are 1 million ordinary shares on issue, which carry full voting rights. Statutory voting is used at the AGM. (b) There are 1 million preference shares on issue. The preference dividend is equal to 8% of the nominal face value of $100. The company made a loss last year and no dividends were paid (although all dividends were paid in all previous years). The preference shares are non-cumulative. (c) The fixed-rate bonds have a face value of $300, pay quarterly coupon payments at a coupon rate of 7% p.a., and will mature today. (d) The floating-rate bonds have a face value of $100 and pay annual coupon payments based on BBSW plus a margin of 3.5%. A coupon payment is due today. The BBSW took on the following values on the following dates:
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The AGM is today. If the Board of Directors declares that a total of $22 million will be paid in dividends this year, how much will you receive in preference share dividends?
a.$3200
b.$6400
c.$0
d.$9600
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Questions 1 - 7 will be based on the following information.
| You are an investor in Blue Sky Ltd. You hold:
The following information relates to your holdings: (a) There are 1 million ordinary shares on issue, which carry full voting rights. Statutory voting is used at the AGM. (b) There are 1 million preference shares on issue. The preference dividend is equal to 8% of the nominal face value of $100. The company made a loss last year and no dividends were paid (although all dividends were paid in all previous years). The preference shares are non-cumulative. (c) The fixed-rate bonds have a face value of $300, pay semi-annual coupon payments at a coupon rate of 7% p.a., and will mature today. (d) The floating-rate bonds have a face value of $100 and pay semi-annual coupon payments based on BBSW plus a margin of 3.5%. A coupon payment is due today. The BBSW took on the following values on the following dates:
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The AGM is today. If the Board of Directors declares that a total of $22 million will be paid in dividends this year, how much will you receive in ordinary share dividends?
a.$0
b.$1200
c.$1400
d.$600
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Questions 1 - 7 will be based on the following information.
| You are an investor in Blue Sky Ltd. You hold:
The following information relates to your holdings: (a) There are 1 million ordinary shares on issue, which carry full voting rights. Statutory voting is used at the AGM. (b) There are 1 million preference shares on issue. The preference dividend is equal to 8% of the nominal face value of $100. The company made a loss last year and no dividends were paid (although all dividends were paid in all previous years). The preference shares are non-cumulative. (c) The fixed-rate bonds have a face value of $300, pay quarterly coupon payments at a coupon rate of 7% p.a., and will mature today. (d) The floating-rate bonds have a face value of $100 and pay annual coupon payments based on BBSW plus a margin of 3.5%. A coupon payment is due today. The BBSW took on the following values on the following dates:
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The AGM is today. If the Board of Directors declares that a total of $11 million will be paid in dividends this year, how much will you receive in preference share dividends?
a.$0
b.$4400
c.$3200
d.$6400
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Questions 1 - 7 will be based on the following information.
| You are an investor in Blue Sky Ltd. You hold:
The following information relates to your holdings: (a) There are 1 million ordinary shares on issue, which carry full voting rights. Statutory voting is used at the AGM. (b) There are 1 million preference shares on issue. The preference dividend is equal to 8% of the nominal face value of $100. The company made a loss last year and no dividends were paid (although all dividends were paid in all previous years). The preference shares are non-cumulative. (c) The fixed-rate bonds have a face value of $300, pay quarterly coupon payments at a coupon rate of 7% p.a., and will mature today. (d) The floating-rate bonds have a face value of $100 and pay annual coupon payments based on BBSW plus a margin of 3.5%. A coupon payment is due today. The BBSW took on the following values on the following dates:
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The AGM is today. If the Board of Directors declares that a total of $11 million will be paid in dividends this year, how much will you receive in ordinary share dividends?
a.$600
b.$0
c.$300
d.$1100
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Questions 1 - 7 will be based on the following information.
| You are an investor in Blue Sky Ltd. You hold:
The following information relates to your holdings: (a) There are 1 million ordinary shares on issue, which carry full voting rights. Statutory voting is used at the AGM. (b) There are 1 million preference shares on issue. The preference dividend is equal to 8% of the nominal face value of $100. The company made a loss last year and no dividends were paid (although all dividends were paid in all previous years). The preference shares are non-cumulative. (c) The fixed-rate bonds have a face value of $300, pay quarterly coupon payments at a coupon rate of 7% p.a., and will mature today. (d) The floating-rate bonds have a face value of $100 and pay annual coupon payments based on BBSW plus a margin of 3.5%. A coupon payment is due today. The BBSW took on the following values on the following dates:
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What will be your final cash flow, due today, from your fixed-rate bonds?
a.$64200
b.$60000
c.$61050
d.$1050
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Questions 1 - 7 will be based on the following information.
| You are an investor in Blue Sky Ltd. You hold:
The following information relates to your holdings: (a) There are 1 million ordinary shares on issue, which carry full voting rights. Statutory voting is used at the AGM. (b) There are 1 million preference shares on issue. The preference dividend is equal to 8% of the nominal face value of $100. The company made a loss last year and no dividends were paid (although all dividends were paid in all previous years). The preference shares are non-cumulative. (c) The fixed-rate bonds have a face value of $300, pay quarterly coupon payments at a coupon rate of 7% p.a., and will mature today. (d) The floating-rate bonds have a face value of $100 and pay annual coupon payments based on BBSW plus a margin of 3.5%. A coupon payment is due today. The BBSW took on the following values on the following dates:
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What will be your total coupon payment, due today, on the floating-rate bonds?
a.$1600
b.$1600
c.$1720
d.$800
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