UPENN: LOOSE LEAF CORP.FIN W/CONNECT
UPENN: LOOSE LEAF CORP.FIN W/CONNECT
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ISBN: 9781260361278
Author: Ross
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.
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Chapter 22, Problem 31QP

a.

Summary Introduction

To determine: Present value of a risk-free bond.

Risk Free Bond:

It is a theoretical bond, which is free from the risk of repayment and that repays interest and principal completely at the time of maturity.

a.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Given,

Face value of the bond is $40,000.

Risk free rate is 6%.

Maturity is 5 years.

Formula to calculate present value of a risk free bond is,

PV=FVeRT

Where,

  • PV is present value.
  • FV is face value of the bond.
  • R is risk free rate.
  • T is maturity time.

Substitute $40,000 for FV, 6 for R and 5 for T in the above equation.

PV=$40,000e0.06×5=$40,000×0.740818221=$29,632.73

Conclusion

Hence, the present value of risk free bond is $29,632.73.

b.

Summary Introduction

To determine: Value of a put option on company’s assets.

Put Option:

It is a future contract between two parties for the sale of an asset on or before a predetermined date.

b.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Given,

Exercise price is $40,000.

Risk free rate is 6%.

Maturity is 5 years.

Current value of company’s assets is $38,000.

Annual variance ( σ2 ) is 0.50.

Calculated Values,

Nd1 is 0.7827.

Nd2 is 0.3732.

Formula to calculate value of a call option is,

C=SN(d1)EeRTN(d2)

Where,

  • S is current value of assets of the company.
  • E is the exercise price.
  • R is risk free rate.
  • T is maturity time.

Substitute $38,000 for S, 0.7827 for N(d1) , $40,000 for E, 0.06 for R, 5 for T and 0.3732 for N(d2) in the above equation.

C=($38,000×0.7827)($40,000e0.06×5×0.3732)=($29,742.6)($40,000×0.740818221×0.3732)=$29,742.6$11,049.42=$18,693.17

Formula to calculate put option is,

CP=SEeRT

Where,

  • C is price of call option.
  • P is price of put option.
  • S is current value of assets of the company.
  • E is the exercise price.
  • R is risk free rate.
  • T is maturity time.

Substitute $18,693.17 for C, $38,000 for S, $40,000 for E, 0.06 for R and 5 for T in the above equation.

18,693.17P=$38,000$40,0000.06×5P=$40,000×0.740181221+18,693.17$38,000=$48,300.42$38,000=$10,300.42

Working notes:

Calculation of d1 ,

d1=In(SE)+(R+σ22)Tσ2t=In($38,000$40,000)+(0.06+0.5022)×50.502×5=0.051293294+0.185×50.50×5=0.7815

Calculation of Nd1

Cumulative probability value of 0.78 is 0.2823.

Therefore,

N(0.78)=0.5+0.2823=0.7823

Cumulative probability value of 0.79 is 0.2852.

Therefore,

N(0.79)=0.5+0.2852=0.7852

Since, 0.7815 is 15 percent of the way between 0.78 and 0.79; it can be interpolated as,

N(0.7815)=N(0.78)+0.15×(N(0.79)N(0.78))=0.7823+0.15×(0.78520.7823)=0.7823+0.15×0.0029=0.7827

Calculation of d2

d2=d1σ2T=0.78150.502×5=0.78151.118=0.3365

Calculation of Nd2

Cumulative probability value of -0.33 is 0.1293.

Therefore,

N(0.33)=0.50.1293=0.3707

Cumulative probability value of -0.34 is 0.1331.

Therefore,

N(0.34)=0.51331=0.3669

Since, -0.3365 is 65 percent of the way between -0.33 and -0.34; it can be interpolated as,

N(0.3365)=N(0.33)+0.65×(N(0.33)N(0.34))=0.3707+0.65×(0.37070.3669)=0.3707+0.65×0.0038=0.3732

Conclusion

Hence, the price of call option is $18,693.17 and put option is $10,300.42.

c.

Summary Introduction

To determine: Value of company’s debt and continuously compounded yield on company’s debt.

c.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Calculated values,

Value of risk free bond is $29,632.73.

Value of put option is $10,300.42.

Formula to calculate value of firm’s debt is,

Value of firm's debt=Value of risk free bondvalue of put option

Substitute $29,632.73 for value of risk free bond and $10,300.42 for value of put option n the above equation.

Value of firm's debt=$29,632.73$10,300.42=$19,332.31

Calculated values,

Present value of debt is $19,332.31.

Face value of bond is $40,000.

Time to maturity is 5 years.

Formula to calculate continuously compounded yield on company’s debt is,

Present value of firm's debt=Face value of bond×eRT

Substitute $19,332.31 for present value of debt, $40,000 for face value of bond and 5 for T in the above equation.

$19,332.31=$40,000×eR5In($19,332.31$40,000)=R50.72710166=R5R=0.1454 or 14.54%

Conclusion

Hence, the value of firm’s debt is $19,332.31 and continuously compounded yield on company’s debt is 14.54%.

(d)

Summary Introduction

To determine: Value of firm’s debt and continuously compounded yield on company’s debt after the restructuring of assets.

(d)

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Given,

Exercise price is $40,000.

Risk free rate is 6%.

Maturity is 5 years.

Current value of company’s assets is $38,000.

Annual variance ( σ2 ) is 0.60.

Calculated Values,

Nd1 is 0.8040.

Nd2 is 0.4854.

Formula to calculate value of a call option is,

C=SN(d1)EeRTN(d2)

Where,

S is current value of assets of the company.

E is the exercise price.

R is risk free rate.

T is maturity time.

Substitute $38,000 for S, 0.8040 for N(d1) , $40,000 for E, 0.06 for R, 5 for T and 0.4854 for N(d2) in the above equation.

C=$38,000×0.8040$40,000e0.06×5×0.4854=$30,552$40,000×0.740818221×0.4854=$30,552$14,371.36=$16,180.64

Formula to calculate put option is,

CP=SEeRT

Where,

  • C is price of call option.
  • P is price of put option.
  • S is current value of assets of the company.
  • E is the exercise price.
  • R is risk free rate.
  • T is maturity time.

Substitute $16,180.64 for C, $38,000 for S, $40,000 for E, 0.06 for R and 5 for T in the above equation.

16,180.64P=$38,000$40,0000.06×5P=($40,000×0.740181221)+16,180.64$38,000=$45,787.89$38,000=$7,787.89

Calculated values,

Value of risk free bond is $29,632.73.

Value of put option is $7,787.89.

Formula to calculate value of firm’s debt is,

Value of firm's debt=Value of risk free bondvalue of put option

Substitute $29,632.73 for value of risk free bond and $7,787.89 for value of put option n the above equation.

Value of firm's debt=$29,632.73$7,787.89=$21,844.84

Calculated values,

Present value of debt is 21,844.84.

Face value of bond is $40,000.

Time to maturity is 5 years.

Formula to calculate continuously compounded yield on company’s debt is,

Present value of firm's debt=Face value of bond×eRT

Substitute $21,844.84 for present value of debt, $40,000 for face value of bond and 5 for T in the above equation.

$21,844.84=$40,000×eR5In($21,844.84$40,000)=R50.60491471=R5R=0.1209 or 12.09%

Working note:

Calculation of d1 ,

d1=In(SE)+(R+σ22)Tσ2t=In($38,000$40,000)+(0.06+0.6022)×50.502×5=0.051293294+0.240×50.50×5=0.8562

Calculation of Nd1

Cumulative probability value of 0.85 is 0.3023.

Therefore,

N(0.85)=0.5+0.3023=0.8023

Cumulative probability value of 0.86 is 0.3051.

Therefore,

N(0.86)=0.5+0.3051=0.8051

Since, 0.8562 is 62 percent of the way between 0.85 and 0.86; it can be interpolated as,

N(0.8562)=N(0.85)+0.62×(N(0.86)N(0.85))=0.8023+0.62×(0.80510.8023)=0.8023+0.62×0.0028=0.8040

Calculation of d2

d2=d1σ2T=0.85620.602×5=0.85621.34164=0.4854

Calculation of Nd2

Cumulative probability value of -0.48 is 0.1844.

Therefore,

N(0.48)=0.50.1844=0.3156

Cumulative probability value of -0.49 is 0.1879.

Therefore,

N(0.49)=0.51879=0.3121

Since, -0.4854 is 54 percent of the way between -0.48 and -0.49; it can be interpolated as,

N(0.4854)=N(0.48)+0.54×(N(0.48)N(0.49))=0.3156+0.54×(0.31560.3121)=0.3156+0.54×0.0035=0.3175

Conclusion

Hence, the price of call option is $16,180.64, value of put option is $7,787.89, value of firm’s debt is $21,844.84 and continuously compounded yield on company’s debt is 12.09%.

(e)

Summary Introduction

To determine: Change in the value of equity and debt after restructure.

(e)

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Calculated values,

Value of equity before restructure is $18,693.17.

Value of equity after restructure is $16,180.64.

Value of debt before restructure is $19,332.31.

Value of debt after restructure is $21,844.84.

Formula to calculate change in equity value is,

Change in equity value=(Value of equity before restructureValue of equity after restructure)

Substitute $18,693.17 for value of equity before restructure and 16,180.64 for value of equity after restructure.

Change in equity value=$18,693.17$16,180.64=$2512.53

Formula to calculate change in value of debt is,

Change in value of debt=(Value of debt before restructureValue of debt after restructure)

Substitute $19,332.31 for value of debt before restructure and 21,844.84 for value of debt after restructure.

Change in value of debt=$19,332.31$21,844.84=$2512.53

Conclusion

Thus, after the restructuring of assets the value of debt has increased by $2512.53 and the value of equity had decreased by the same amount and hence, the restructuring is favorable for bond holders than the equity shareholders.

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