29 Jun Sam took a RM5,000 bank loan from SEA Bank. The bank charged Sam 4.5% interest and requires him to pay at the end of each year for 4 years. Calculate the yearly repayment a
QUESTION 1 (25 MARKS)
a.
Sam took a RM5,000 bank loan from SEA Bank. The bank charged Sam 4.5% interest and requires him to pay at the end of each year for 4 years. Calculate the yearly repayment amount, and complete the following loan amortisation schedule.
Please refer to table in question 1 in file
b
Susan plans to save RM2,000 every year for the following three years. There is no money set aside for years four and five. Determine how much Susan will have at the end of the fifth year if all investments earn 2%.
c
Zayd invested RM7,000 in Bank A three years ago. The bank pays 8% simple interest per annum. He decided to withdraw all the money accumulated in that bank and invest in Bank Z that gives 5% interest compounded quarterly. He plans to keep the money for 4 years in Bank Z. Calculate the accumulated amount at the end of the fourth year.
d
Sofea plans to buy a condominium when she graduates from Wawasan Open University three years from now. The condo’s selling price is expected to be RM240,000 in three years’ time and she will need 10% of the selling price as a deposit to book the condo.
If she puts RM6,000 now in an account that yields 15% interest compounded semiannually, calculate how much more would she need to deposit soon after she has graduates.
QUESTION 2 (25 MARKS)
a
Mei Lin is putting money aside to purchase a new automobile in four years. She plans to save RM450 at the end of each month for the next four years. She plans to put the money into a savings account with a monthly interest compounding rate of 2.0 percent. Determine how much money she will have in four years.
b
In ten years, John Hsu hopes to establish a business. He aims to acquire RM200,000 to invest in the firm by that time. To achieve his aim, he wants to put a particular sum today in an investment fund that will pay him 8.0 percent per annum, compounded semi-annually. Calculate how much John will have to invest today to reach his goal
c
Muthu had just acquired a car loan from a bank. The bank had agreed to lend him RM120,000 in exchange for a 5% down payment on the automobile. Muthu would have to pay monthly instalments to repay the debt at a rate of 3.0 percent per annum compounded monthly for 9 years.
(i) Compute the amount of his monthly payment. (5 marks)
(ii) Calculate Muthu's total interest assuming he keeps the loan till the agreedupon settlement term. (4 marks)
(iii) Determine how much interest Muthu would save if he decides to pay off the debt entirely after 6 years. (6 marks)
QUESTION 3 (25 MARKS)
Your company can invest in either, or both of two investments: Hitam Berhad shares and Putih Berhad shares. The expected returns on each of these two investments vary depending on economic conditions. The following table shows the expected returns and the likelihood of the economic conditions.
Refer to table in question 3 in file
a
If you invest in a portfolio comprising both shares, it will be 60% in Hitam Berhad, and 40% in Putih Berhad, calculate
i) the average return for Hitam Berhad shares
ii) the average return for Putih Berhad shares
iii) the weighted return of Hitam and Putih shares
iv) the risk for Hitam Berhad shares
v) the risk for Putih Berhad shares
vi) the weighted risk for Hitam and Putih shares
vii) the correlation between Hitam and Putih shares
viii) the average return for portfolio
ix) the risk of the portfolio. (20 marks)
b
Based on your response above, explain what occurred to the rate of return and risk when you moved from individual shares to a portfolio.
QUESTION 4 (25 MARKS)
Purple Berhad’s production manager is putting together a capital appraisal to replace a machinery in the Batu Maung factory and has sought your advice.
Current machinery
Purchased 4 years ago for RM600,000.
Sales proceeds of RM50,000 achievable 5 years from now.
If retained, the machinery will require major repairs at the end of the first year amounting to RM50,000, and a further repair of RM20,000 at the end of the third year.
Annual cash flows are estimated to be RM30,000.
If sold now, it would be for RM70,000.
Proposed replacement
Cost RM900,000 fully installed.
Effective life would be for 5 years.
Annual maintenance costs would be RM30,000 per year.
Cash flows expected to increase to RM60,000 per year.
Additional information
Ignore tax effects
Cost of capital is at 10% per annum.
a
Using only Net Present Value as your basis of decision, recommend to the production manager to retain the current machinery, or to replace it. (17 marks)
b
Give TWO criticisms each for the Accounting Rate of Return and Payback Period capital budgeting techniques. (8 marks)
BBF201/03 INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Assignment 2
1
May 2022 Semester
ASSIGNMENT 2 (25%)
BBF201/03 INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Instructions:
1. Assignment 2 contains ONE (1) section and you are required to answer ALL questions
in each section.
2. The assignment should be typed using ARIAL, font size 12 and 1.5 spacing.
3. The deadline for the submission of Assignment 2 is 2 Jul 2022 11:59:00 PM. A
softcopy should be submitted via Online Assignment Submission System.
4. Students are highly encouraged to passage their Assignment to the Turnitin system before
submission, to encourage honest academic writing and it is not mandatory except for
Project courses.
5. Students will be required to use the “TMA Declaration form” (T-DF) as the cover page of
TMAs submission.
BBF201/03 INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Assignment 2
2
PART A (100 MARKS)
Answer ALL questions.
QUESTION 1 (25 MARKS)
a) Sam took a RM5,000 bank loan from SEA Bank. The bank charged Sam 4.5%
interest and requires him to pay at the end of each year for 4 years. Calculate the
yearly repayment amount, and complete the following loan amortisation schedule.
Year Beginning Value
Repayment
amount
Interest
paid
Principal
paid Ending Value
1
2
3
4
(10 marks)
b) Susan plans to save RM2,000 every year for the following three years. There is no
money set aside for years four and five. Determine how much Susan will have at
the end of the fifth year if all investments earn 2%.
(6 marks)
c) Zayd invested RM7,000 in Bank A three years ago. The bank pays 8% simple
interest per annum. He decided to withdraw all the money accumulated in that
bank and invest in Bank Z that gives 5% interest compounded quarterly. He plans
to keep the money for 4 years in Bank Z. Calculate the accumulated amount at the
end of the fourth year.
(4 marks)
d) Sofea plans to buy a condominium when she graduates from Wawasan Open
University three years from now. The condo’s selling price is expected to be
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RM240,000 in three years’ time and she will need 10% of the selling price as a
deposit to book the condo.
If she puts RM6,000 now in an account that yields 15% interest compounded semi-
annually, calculate how much more would she need to deposit soon after she has
graduates.
(5 marks)
QUESTION 2 (25 MARKS)
a) Mei Lin is putting money aside to purchase a new automobile in four years. She
plans to save RM450 at the end of each month for the next four years. She plans to
put the money into a savings account with a monthly interest compounding rate of
2.0 percent. Determine how much money she will have in four years.
(5 marks)
b) In ten years, John Hsu hopes to establish a business. He aims to acquire
RM200,000 to invest in the firm by that time. To achieve his aim, he wants to put a
particular sum today in an investment fund that will pay him 8.0 percent per annum,
compounded semi-annually. Calculate how much John will have to invest today to
reach his goal.
(5 marks)
c) Muthu had just acquired a car loan from a bank. The bank had agreed to lend him
RM120,000 in exchange for a 5% down payment on the automobile. Muthu would
have to pay monthly instalments to repay the debt at a rate of 3.0 percent per annum
compounded monthly for 9 years.
i) Compute the amount of his monthly payment.
(5 marks)
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ii) Calculate Muthu's total interest assuming he keeps the loan till the agreed-
upon settlement term.
(4 marks)
iii) Determine how much interest Muthu would save if he decides to pay off the
debt entirely after 6 years.
(6 marks)
QUESTION 3 (25 MARKS)
Your company can invest in either, or both of two investments: Hitam Berhad shares and
Putih Berhad shares. The expected returns on each of these two investments vary
depending on economic conditions. The following table shows the expected returns and
the likelihood of the economic conditions.
Economic conditions Probability Hitam Berhad
returns (%)
Putih Berhad
returns (%)
Recession 5% 12 (5)
Normal 65% 12 18
Boom 30% 16 28
a) If you invest in a portfolio comprising both shares, it will be 60% in Hitam Berhad,
and 40% in Putih Berhad, calculate
i) the average return for Hitam Berhad shares
ii) the average return for Putih Berhad shares
iii) the weighted return of Hitam and Putih shares
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iv) the risk for Hitam Berhad shares
v) the risk for Putih Berhad shares
vi) the weighted risk for Hitam and Putih shares
vii) the correlation between Hitam and Putih shares
viii) the average return for portfolio.
ix) the risk of the portfolio.
(20 marks)
b) Based on your response above, explain what occurred to the rate of return and risk
when you moved from individual shares to a portfolio.
(5 marks)
QUESTION 4 (25 MARKS)
Purple Berhad’s production manager is putting together a capital appraisal to replace a
machinery in the Batu Maung factory and has sought your advice.
Current machinery
Purchased 4 years ago for RM600,000.
Sales proceeds of RM50,000 achievable 5 years from now.
If retained, the machinery will require major repairs at the end of the first year amounting
to RM50,000, and a further repair of RM20,000 at the end of the third year.
Annual cash flows are estimated to be RM30,000.
If sold now, it would be for RM70,000.
Proposed replacement
Cost RM900,000 fully installed.
Effective life would be for 5 years.
Annual maintenance costs would be RM30,000 per year.
Cash flows expected to increase to RM60,000 per year.
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Additional information
Ignore tax effects.
Cost of capital is at 10% per annum.
a) Using only Net Present Value as your basis of decision, recommend to the
production manager to retain the current machinery, or to replace it.
(17 marks)
b) Give TWO criticisms each for the Accounting Rate of Return and Payback Period
capital budgeting techniques.
(8 marks)
END OF ASSIGNMENT 2
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