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You are the CFO of a publicly traded corporation, and as a part of your responsibilities...
You are the CFO of a publicly traded corporation, and as a
part of your responsibilities you arrange loans for various short
term and long term funding requirements. The investment bank who
provides those loans has submitted to you a list of terms.
(Please show work on this problem, posted this work twice and
two experts gave different anssers. If you answer the same as one
of the other experts I will know that this answer will be the right
one. Pleade show your work***)
Pleade show your work*** You are requesting a $8,000,000 loan
with a term of 4 months for short term financing needs, payroll,
Christmas bonuses to employees, accounts payable, etc., the
investment bank will require your firm to repay $8,110,000 at the
end of those four months. What is the APR and EAR?
Pleade show your work*** You had also requested terms for a 7
year loan for the purpose of purchasing new machinery and
equipment. For $19,000,000 today, the investment bank requires
$23,550,000 at the end of seven years. What is the interest
rate?
Pleade show your work*** The CEO is also considering building
a new factory, and he has asked you to inquire about the rate on a
$32,000,000 loan for 30 years. The bank has informed you that for
$32,000,000 now, your firm would need to repay the $32,000,000 at
the end of 30 years, but also make an annual interest payment of
$1,600,000 each year. What is the interest rate?
Please sketch the graph or just place an outline of what it
looks like**** Sketch a graph of the yield curve which your company
faces for their costs of borrowing.
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accounting department personnel and the public auditors about the
importance of the SOX Act and the requirements and responsibilities
that the Act establishes for the auditors in charge of an annual
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personnel and public accounting auditors to understand the
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company, your CFO has asked you to prepare a presentation for the
accounting department personnel and the public auditors about the
importance of the SOX Act and the requirements and responsibilities
that the Act establishes for the auditors in charge of an annual
audit. After the presentation, the CFO wants all accounting
personnel and public accounting auditors to understand the
regulations and guidelines established by the SOX Act and also...
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company, your CFO has asked you to prepare a presentation for the
accounting department personnel and the public auditors about the
importance of the SOX Act and the requirements and responsibilities
that the Act establishes for the auditors in charge of an annual
audit. After the presentation, the CFO wants all accounting
personnel and public accounting auditors to understand the
regulations and guidelines established by the SOX Act and also...
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