Solution :-
(A)
Closing NAV = $12.30
Closing NAV (after discount) = $12.30*( 1 - 0.066) = $11.488
Purchase NAV Price = $10.10
Now Return = ($11.488 - $10.10) / $10.10 = 0.13744 = 13.744%
(B)
Closing NAV = $12.30
Opening NAV = $10.10
Now Growth rate in NAV from year 0 to 4 = ( $12.30 - $10.10 ) / $10.10 = $2.20 / $10.10 = 21.78% of 4 years
While 21.78% / 4 = 5.44%
(C)
Purchase Price at the end of year 1 = $11.40 less (5.4%) = $11.40 - $0.6156 = $10.784
Selling Price at the end of Year 2 = $10.10 add (2.4%) = $10.10 + $0.2424 = $10.343
Periodic return = [ ($10.343 - $10.784) / $10.784 ] = -4.099%
Return = ($10.343 - $10.784)*100 Shares = -$44.2
(D)
Growth Rate = ( $10.10 - $11.40 ) / $11.40 = 0.11404 = 11.404%
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