1. ABC Corp is expected to have free cash flows of $94 million at the end of the year that will grow at 1% in perpetuity. ABC's current WACC is 10.2% and its unlevered cost of capital is 13.1%. Given this information calculate the present value of all future tax shields for ABC Corp. Express your result in $-millions and round to two decimals

2.Bravos currently has a share price of $30 and 20 million shares outstanding. The firm currently has $120 million in outstanding debt and no excess cash. The firm is planning on conducting a levered recapitalization. As part of this transaction, the firm plans on issuing an additional $200 million of debt in the form of a perpetual bond to repurchase shares (i.e. the full $200 million will be paid out to shareholders by repurchasing shares). The cost of debt on the perpetual bond will be 5.5%. Bravos has an unlevered cost of capital of 12% and a marginal corporate tax rate of 20%. Using the APV method, calculate the share price of Bravos after the levered recapitalization.

3.Bravos currently has a share price of $30 and 20 million shares outstanding. The firm currently has $120 million in outstanding debt and no excess cash. The firm is planning on conducting a levered recapitalization. As part of this transaction, the firm plans on issuing an additional $200 million of debt in the form of a perpetual bond to pay its shareholders a dividend (i.e. the full $200 million will be paid out to shareholders). The cost of debt on the perpetual bond will be 5.5%. Bravos has an unlevered cost of capital of 12% and a marginal corporate tax rate of 20%. Using the APV method, calculate the share price of Bravos after it pays its shareholders the dividend. Select one.