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1 Assume you live in an M&M (Modigliani and Miller) world without taxes. Acme Corp. has a single debt and a single asset. Its only debt is a $12 million loan from BigBank. Its only asset is a trial court judgment for $51 million against a solvent defendant ("solvent" means the defendant's assets exceed liabilities; in other words, the defendant can pay the judgment). The judgment is on appeal and thus subject to modification or reversal. The potential outcomes on appeal are listed below. R Appeal Outcome Affirmance Modification Reversal Payoff to Acme $51 million $4 million $0 Probability 25% 70% 5% Ignore discount rates (or just assume that the appeal will be decided within the next few minutes). Also remember that debt is senior to equity: Cash flows must always be paid first to debtholders (creditors). Anything left can be paid to equityholders (shareholders). Also note that the corporation's board of directors will seek to maximize the payoffs to equityholders. a. What is the current value of the corporation's equity? 1 Assume you live in an M&M (Modigliani and Miller) world without taxes. Acme Corp. has a single debt and a single asset. Its only debt is a $12 million loan from BigBank. Its only asset is a trial court judgment for $51 million against a solvent defendant ("solvent" means the defendant's assets exceed liabilities; in other words, the defendant can pay the judgment). The judgment is on appeal and thus subject to modification or reversal. The potential outcomes on appeal are listed below. R Appeal Outcome Affirmance Modification Reversal Payoff to Acme $51 million $4 million $0 Probability 25% 70% 5% Ignore discount rates (or just assume that the appeal will be decided within the next few minutes). Also remember that debt is senior to equity: Cash flows must always be paid first to debtholders (creditors). Anything left can be paid to equityholders (shareholders). Also note that the corporation's board of directors will seek to maximize the payoffs to equityholders. a. What is the current value of the corporation's equity