Hi Bo, Welcome to the team! I thought a good place to start would be to help me with some of the numerical aspects of what we do. I would like you to calculate the cost of equity for Jordan's Footwear. We establish our cost of equity (ke) using the dividend valuation model. The issued share capital consists of 30 million B$1 ordinary shares. A dividend of B$0.25 a share was announced two weeks ago, and is due to be paid at the end of this month. Dividends have grown by 3% on average over the last five years. The stock exchange is currently listing Jordan's shares at B$4.55 a share. Use the dividend growth model and we always work to one decimal place. Thank you, Mischa Misha Petrovski Treasury manager Jordan's Footwear What is the current cost of equity for Jordan's Footwear? Solution A.5.5% B.5.8% C.8.7% D.9.0%