A public company is currently trading at a 52-week low. The company's current quarterly reporting is on schedule with analyst's and management's predictions. The management team is looking to raise money to fund a project, which they believe will double the company's EBITDA. What options do you advise the company to pursue in order to raise the necessary capital?

A client of yours owns his own business 100% outright. It is worth BD 500M and he/she would like to get some liquidity out of his company, but still wants to continue working. How do you advise your client to get the maximum valuation, while still retaining some ownership?

1. Find the simple interest and the final value. If the principle is BD 6000 and interest rate 4% and the length of loan 750 months.

2. On July 15, Ali joined a gulf club. His bank will automatically deduct BD 190 from his checking account at the end of each month, and deposit it into his gulf club account, where it will earn 8% annual interest. The account comes to term on October 7. Find the following:

1. Find the future value of Alis gulf club account. ( 3 Marks )

2. Find Alis total contribution to the account. (1 Mark)

3. Find the total interest earned on the account. (1 Mark)

3. How long will it take BD 600 to accumulate to BD 1200 if the interest is at 5% compounded semi- annually?

4. What is the amount of annuity of monthly payments of BD 240 each if money is worth 6% annual interest for 25 years?

5. Layal wants to have BD 33000 in her account by the end of 13 years and 6 months. How much should she invest today in the bank paying 7% quarterly?

6. Nada recently set up a tax-deferred annuity to save for her retirement. She arranged to have BD 110 taken out of each of his monthly checks; it will earn 11% annual interest. She just had her 26 birthday, and her ordinary annuity comes to term when she is 66. Find the following:

a. Find the future value of Nadas annuity. (3 Marks)

b. Find Nadas total contribution to the annuity. (1 Mark)

c. Find the total interest earned on the annuity. (1 Mark)

Your client has a company, which manufactures and sells propellers and is preparing to sell the entire company. The company is comprised of three divisions: boat, air, and windmill propellers. The boat and air divisions comprise 80% of the company, while the windmill division makes up only 20%. The boat and air divisions are losing money, while the windmill division is making money, so the net effect of the company is to break even. What do you advise your client to do in order to help them sell their company at the best price?