21.00 3. The leverage ratio of a margin investment is the value of the asset divided by the value of the equity position. For example, an investor who satisfies an initial margin requirement 2 of 50% equity has a 2-to-1 leverage ratio so that a 100/0 increase (decrease) in the price of the asset results in a 200/0 increase (decrease) in the investor's equity amount. Marks 15 =2 Given the following information: Shares purchased 1,000 Purchase price per share $100 Annual dividend per share $2.00 Initial margin requirement 400/0 Call money rate 40/0 Commission per share $0.05 Stock price after one year $110 Calculate (1) the leverage ratio and (2) the investor's return on the margin transaction (return on equity) if the stock is sold at the end of one year.