An investor is considering purchasing an ordinary share exactly 8 months before the next dividend payment D is to be made. The share pays annual dividends in perpetuity that are expected to grow at a rate of g < i per annum compound, where i is the annual money rate of return. (i) Show formally that the present value at the time of purchase of the future dividend 1 stream described above equals: D. (1+i)3 i-g (ii) The investor purchases the shares at a price of £25.30 per share. Furthermore, it is known that the next dividend payment will be £1.40 per share and the expected growth rate, g, is 6% per annum. Hence, making use of the expression found in part (i), estimate the annual yield that the investor is likely to realise from this investment. You should quote your answer to the nearest 0.1%. (iii) Assuming that future inflation is at a rate of 4% per annum, estimate the expected effective real rate of return per annum, to the nearest 0.1%, that the investor would achieve from this purchase.
An investor is considering purchasing an ordinary share exactly 8 months before the next dividend payment D is to be made. The share pays annual dividends in perpetuity that are expected to grow at a rate of g < i per annum compound, where i is the annual money rate of return. (i) Show formally that the present value at the time of purchase of the future dividend 1 stream described above equals: D. (1+i)3 i-g (ii) The investor purchases the shares at a price of £25.30 per share. Furthermore, it is known that the next dividend payment will be £1.40 per share and the expected growth rate, g, is 6% per annum. Hence, making use of the expression found in part (i), estimate the annual yield that the investor is likely to realise from this investment. You should quote your answer to the nearest 0.1%. (iii) Assuming that future inflation is at a rate of 4% per annum, estimate the expected effective real rate of return per annum, to the nearest 0.1%, that the investor would achieve from this purchase.
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Chapter1: Investments: Background And Issues
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correct answers are:
ii) NPV(11%)= 3.6912
NPV(12%)= -1.0684
Therefore, i= 11.8%
iii) i'= 7.5% pa
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