Problem 12.10 – Fama’s Llamas Debt-equity ratio
Essentials of Corporate Finance
Ross, Westerfield, and Jordan
10th Edition and 11th Edition
Determine the debt-equity ratio for the company given a weighted average cost of capital.
Determine the debt-equity ratio for the company given a weighted average cost of capital.
This solver can be used on two separate problems. For problem 12.11, you are asked to determine the capital structure weights for the firm on a book value basis, and also on a market value basis. For problem 12.12, you are asked to determine the overall WACC for the firm.
Calculate the cost of debt and cost of equity for the firm given a target debt-equity ratio and a WACC.
Compute the WACC for the firm given data about Debt, Common stock, Preferred stock, and the market.
Given the stock returns, find the arithmetic and geometric average returns.
Given a large paragraph of information containing information about the firm’s shares of common stock, preferred stock, bonds, etc, find the firm’s market value capital structure for the debt, equity, and preferred stock, and also determine what discount rate the firm should use.
Find the arithmetic and geometric average returns for the stock with the given prices and dividends.
Given a table with betas and IRRs for projects W, X, Y, and Z, determine which have higher expected returns than the firm’s cost of capital, which if any project should be accepted, and which projects would be incorrectly accepted if the firm’s overall cost of capital were used.
Given the following information on debt, common stock, preferred stock, and the market… find the company’s WACC.
Given the number of bonds, when they were issued, the years to maturity, the old and new yield to maturity, and the market value of equity… find the weight for debt.