1) Worth While Entertainment has an expected return of 11.90%, a beta of 1.15, and the expected return on the market is 10.90%. What must the risk-free rate be? Show calculations.
2) Sixth Fourth Bank has an issue of perpetual preferred stock
with a $5.50 stated dividend that has a market price of $97 per
share. What is the bank’s cost of preferred stock if the tax rate
is 30%? Show calculations.
1)
Expected Return on Stock = Risk Free Rate+Beta[Return on Market-Risk Free Rate]
Therefore,
11.9 = R+1.15[10.9-R]
11.9 = R+12.535-1.15R
0.15R = 12.535-11.9 = 0.635
Therefore, Risk Free Rate = 0.635/0.15 = 4.23%
2)
Cost of Preferred Stock = Dividend/Market Price = 5.5/97 = 0.0567 = 5.67%
Note: Tax Rate is Irrelevant because Dividend is Not a Deductible expense.
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