true or false: according to the modligliani-Miller hypothesis, if a firm does an equity-for-debt swap, but does not change the operations of the firm, the value of the firm's equity will not change.
true or false: according to the modligliani-Miller hypothesis, if a firm does an equity-for-debt swap, but does not change the operations of the firm, the value of the firm's equity will not change.
true or false: according to the Modligliani-Miller hypothesis, if a firm does an equity-for-debt swap, but does not change the operations of the firm, the sum total of the firms debt and equity will not change.
true or false: according to the Modigliani- miller hypothesis, the value of the firm is determined by its operations, not by its financial structure
true or false: if the MM(modligliani-miller) hypotheisis holds, the risk of equity does not change as we increase the leverage of the firm.
According to the Modigliani and Miller hypothesis, the value of a firm: (Selct the best choice below.) A. is independent of the firm's capital structure. B. is maximized as the firm uses 99.9% of equity financing in its capital structure. C. decreases as the debt financing in the firm's capital structure increases. D. increases as the debt financing in the firm's capital structure increases.
true or false: according to the Modigliani-Miller, choosing the right structure can increase the value of the firm.
Modigliani and Miller Propositions: True or False and explain your answer; 1. MM's propositions assume perfect financial markets, with no distorting taxes or other imperfections. 2. MM's proposition 2 assumes that increased borrowing does not affect the interest rate on the firm's debt. 3. Borrowing does not increase financial risk and the cost of equity if there is no risk of bankruptcy. 4. Borrowing increases firm value if there is a clientele of investors with a reason to prefer debt.
1. According to M&M Proposition II without taxes, a firm's cost of equity is a function of the required rate of return on the firm's assets, the firm's debt/equity ratio, and the firm's cost of debt. True or False 2. When EBIT is positive, high leverage decreases the returns to shareholders (as measured by ROE). true or false 3. All else the same, taxes and bankruptcy claims on the cash flows of the firm will tend to increase with decreases...
1. True or False? The larger the firm's TIE ratio, the less times a firm can pay its interest expenses. 2. True or False? Your firm has a debt to equity ratio of 55%, and its biggest competitor has a debt to equity ratio of 66%. Based on this information, your firm is less levered. 3. True or False? A dividend payout ratio larger than 50% indicates a firm retains more than it pays out to shareholders. 4. True or...
The Miller Modigliani theorem posits that debt policy is irrelevant, when it comes to firm value. Assume that you have a firm that is funded entirely with equity and has a beta (unlevered) of 0.90, the risk-free rate is 3% and the equity risk premium is 6%. What will happen to the cost of capital, if the firm moves to a 30% debt ratio? a.) none is true b.) the cost of capital will go up c.) the cost of...
Options for last statement: true / false ; does not / does. Charlize is a financial analyst in RTE Telecom Inc's. As part of her analysis of the annual distribution policy and its impact on the firm's value, she makes the following calculations and observations: The company generated a free cash flow (FCF) of $45.00 million in its most recent fiscal year. The firm's cost of capital (WACC) is 14%. The firm has been growing at 8% for the past...