Wizzy Wigs is an unleveraged firm with $80 million in total assets, 2 million shares outstanding, and $15 million in EBIT. The shares price is $40, tax adjusted cost of debt 4.61%, and corporate tax rate of 21%. What are the returns on equity (ROEs) for the firm if it shifts to a 0.75 debt-to-equity ratio and for an individual with 700 shares who created homemade leverage at the same DE ratio? ◻ firm 25.61%; inv. 24.99% firm 18.24%; inv. 19.46% firm 38.59%; inv. 35.53% firm 23.19%; inv. 22.46% firm 30.07%; inv. 30.19% Please show work on excel spreadsheet

Wizzy Wigs is an unleveraged firm with $80 million in total assets, 2 million shares outstanding, and $15 million in EBIT. The shares price is $40, tax adjusted cost of debt 4.61%, and corporate tax rate of 21%. What are the returns on equity (ROEs) for the firm if it shifts to a 0.75 debt-to-equity ratio and for an individual with 700 shares who created homemade leverage at the same DE ratio? ◻ firm 25.61%; inv. 24.99% firm 18.24%; inv. 19.46% firm 38.59%; inv. 35.53% firm 23.19%; inv. 22.46% firm 30.07%; inv. 30.19% Please show work on excel spreadsheet

EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

14th Edition

ISBN:9781337514835

Author:MOYER

Publisher:MOYER

Chapter3: Evaluation Of Financial Performance

Section: Chapter Questions

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