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[QUESTION] [Problem 20.3]
Krakow Machine Company wishes to borrow $10 million for 10 years. It can issue either
a non callable bond at 11.40 percent interest or a bond callable at the end of 5 years for 12 percent. For simplicity, we assume that the bond will be called only at the end of year 
5. The interest rate that is likely to prevail 5 years hence for a 5-year straight bond can be described by the following probability distribution:
 
Issuing and other costs involved in selling a bond issu...
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[QUESTION] [Problem 20.3]
Krakow Machine Company wishes to borrow $10 million for 10 years. It can issue either
a non callable bond at 11.40 percent interest or a bond callable at the end of 5 years for 12 percent. For simplicity, we assume that the bond will be called only at the end of year 
5. The interest rate that is likely to prevail 5 years hence for a 5-year straight bond can be described by the following probability distribution:
 
Issuing and other costs involved in selling a bond issu...
[QUESTION] [Problem 20.4] [NA]
Research Project: Obtain copies of several bond indentures. Pay particular attention to the restrictive covenants concerning such things as dividends, working capital, additional debt, and nature of the business. Try to relate the cost of debt to the firm to the relative restrictiveness of these provisions. How would you go about finding a measure of the degree of restriction so that trade-offs with interest cost could be made?
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[QUESTION] [Problem 20.4] [NA]
Research Project: Obtain copies of several bond indentures. Pay particular attention to the restrictive covenants concerning such things as dividends, working capital, additional debt, and nature of the business. Try to relate the cost of debt to the firm to the relative restrictiveness of these provisions. How would you go about finding a measure of the degree of restriction so that trade-offs with interest cost could be made?
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Which of the following companies would you expect to use a private placement of longterm debt as opposed to a public offering?
a. An electric utility serving Chicago
b. A $13-million-annual-volume maker of electronic components
c. A consortium of oil companies to finance an oil discovery in the Arctic
d. A tennis-shoe-retreading company serving northern California
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Which of the following companies would you expect to use a private placement of longterm debt as opposed to a public offering?
a. An electric utility serving Chicago
b. A $13-million-annual-volume maker of electronic components
c. A consortium of oil companies to finance an oil discovery in the Arctic
d. A tennis-shoe-retreading company serving northern California
[QUESTION]
In general, how do the costs of a private placement of a debt issue differ from those of a traditional (firm commitment) underwriting?
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In general, how do the costs of a private placement of a debt issue differ from those of a traditional (firm commitment) underwriting?
[QUESTION]
Has the availability of shelf registrations reduced the importance of private placements?
Why?
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Has the availability of shelf registrations reduced the importance of private placements?
Why?
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What does a venture capitalist hope to gain from an investment in a new enterprise?
How liquid is the investment?
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What does a venture capitalist hope to gain from an investment in a new enterprise?
How liquid is the investment?
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Why is a security offering of new common stock often accompanied by a stock price reaction around the time of the announcement?
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Why is a security offering of new common stock often accompanied by a stock price reaction around the time of the announcement?
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Define a shelf registration and an automatic shelf registration. What types of public companies can use a shelf registration and/or an automatic shelf registration?
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Define a shelf registration and an automatic shelf registration. What types of public companies can use a shelf registration and/or an automatic shelf registration?
[QUESTION] [Problem 19.2]
The Cliff Claven Artists School will issue 200,000 shares of common stock at $40 per share through a privileged subscription. The 800,000 shares of stock currently outstanding have a “rights-on” market price of $50 per share.
a. Compute the number of rights required to buy a share of stock at $40.
b. Compute the value of a right.
c. Compute the value of the stock “ex-rights.”
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[QUESTION] [Problem 19.2]
The Cliff Claven Artists School will issue 200,000 shares of common stock at $40 per share through a privileged subscription. The 800,000 shares of stock currently outstanding have a “rights-on” market price of $50 per share.
a. Compute the number of rights required to buy a share of stock at $40.
b. Compute the value of a right.
c. Compute the value of the stock “ex-rights.”
[QUESTION] [Problem 19.3]
The stock of the HAL Computer Corporation is selling for $50 per share. The company then issues rights which allow holders to subscribe for one new share at $40 for each five rights held.
a. What is the theoretical value of a right if the stock is selling “rights-on”?
b. What is the theoretical value of one share of stock when it goes “ex-rights”?
c. What is the theoretical value of a right if the stock sells “ex-rights” at $50?
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[QUESTION] [Problem 19.3]
The stock of the HAL Computer Corporation is selling for $50 per share. The company then issues rights which allow holders to subscribe for one new share at $40 for each five rights held.
a. What is the theoretical value of a right if the stock is selling “rights-on”?
b. What is the theoretical value of one share of stock when it goes “ex-rights”?
c. What is the theoretical value of a right if the stock sells “ex-rights” at $50?