Chapter 6 - Corpy Actions & Share Captial (7%) Flashcards

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What is a bullet payment?

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A lump-sum repayment of the entire principle at bonds maturity

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How would a non bullet issue pay out?

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Repay the principal over a series of payment

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What is a Split Issue

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Each share is split into a number of shares, usually to reduce market price

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What is considered more risky, bullet bonds or non-bullet bonds

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Bullet Bonds

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What is a sinking fund

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Where the money owed to an investor is held with a trustee - who may re-invest the money in the bond market

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6
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What are puttable bonds

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`Bonds that give the investor an opportunity to be redeemed early

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What is a Bonus Issue

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Giving shareholders additional shares for no extra charge, usually to reduce the market price of that share

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What is a reverse split issue

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Shares are combined or consolidated.

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What is the difference in impact between Bonus issue and Split issue

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A bonus issue will increase the share capital line, Split issue will not.

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Why would a company execute a Reverse Split Issue

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If there share price has fallen to low

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Bonus issue calculation

1-4 Basis, $2.00 Per Share, 1 Million shares in issue, $0.25 nominal value.

A

Number of Shares
1 Million + 0.25 Million (Because 1 share for every 4)

Total Nominal Value
1.25 Million x $0.25 = $312,500

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12
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What does Pre-Emptive rights give a current shareholder when capital raising events are being discussed?

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Give existing shareholders the right to subscribe to new shares before the wider public

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What is a Special Resolution

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Permission given from existing shareholder to execute a bonus or scrip issue

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14
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What is a provisional allotment letter

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A renounceable and transferable and sets out the shareholders rights and any rights over new shares

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What is the NilPaid value?

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The difference between the pre rights price and the rights issue price.

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16
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How many days does an investor have to decide after receiving the provisional allotment letter

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10 Business days

17
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What is a Share Buyback?

A

When a company decided to use cash to re-purchase shares from existing shareholders

18
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What is an AGM

A

Annual General Meeting

18
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What is a Block Trade?

A

Investment Bank acting for the company will seek to do a small number of large trades with investors

19
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What is an accelerated book build?

20
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What are the four options to an investor when presented with a Rights issue

A
  1. Take up the rights in full
  2. Sell the rights nil-paid in full
  3. Sell part of rights nil-paid to preserve current stake without dilution
  4. Take nada action
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Equation for ‘Swallowing in the tail’

A

(Issue price of news shares x number of shares allocated) / Theoretical ex-rights price

22
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What is a ‘Dawn Raid’

A

An investor looking to takeover a company buying up large shares as soon as the market opens

23
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What does a CFD not over an investor in a takeover?

A

Elements of control, they will not be able to attend meetings or demand a seat on the board as the shares are not there’s in practice

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Why would a takeover be considered as hostile?
If the offer is too low or rejected by the directors
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What are the three advantages to a merger?
Increasing Market Share Cost Savings Expansion into new products & markets
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What are the three disadvantages to a merger?
Overpaying Cultural Clashes Diseconomies of Scale
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What is the type of law that governs monopoly-type activity?
Anti-trust laws
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What is the US Body that regulates monopoly-type activity?
Federal Trade Commission
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What is the UK Body that regulates monopoly-type activity?
Competition and Market Authority (CMA)