A company has a debt / equity ratio of 0.65. The company has no preference shares in circulation. Who is the portfolio's weighting factor?
Debt equity ratio means the level of debt compared to the equity
.65 debt equity ratio means that there is .65 of debt for every 1 of equity
The portfolio weighting factor will be equal to (1 +.65) = 1.65
Equity weight = 1/ 1.65
Debt weight = .65 / 1.65
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