INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT PROCESS the following to answer the next five questions. Use d widow with 2 children in the University. She has one year until her planned children a house and GHc1.8 (Treasury bills and one year children in t Mrs. Mensah is a 59 years old retirement. illion of saviney salary pays all current expenses, has an excellent health and her employer- fixed deposits). Currently, her paid health insurance u her investment futur be managed during retirement. The husband died just two months ago and he left her and the from prior years held in the form of short term instruments rage until retirement. She is seeking professional advice to begin planning for e and that of her children. She wants to divide the portfolio into three equal parts to separately for herself and her two children. She will depend on her portion of the investment uming the Investment Manager divides the funds into three, should she keep Mrs. Mensah's portion in Treasury Bills and one year fixed deposits since she will be retiring shortly and will 1. Assu depend on the portfolio for living expenses? b. a NO c. It depends on the current interest rate d. About half of the portfolio must be invested in shares Yes 2. Which of the following portfolios will be suitable for the children? a, b, C. d, 40% shares, 10% Treasury Bills and 50% Treasury Bonds 40% shares, 30% Treasury Bills and 30% Treasury Bonds 20% shares, 30% Treasury Bills and 30% Treasury Bonds 20% shares, 40% Treasury Bills and 40% Treasury Bonds What is the investment constraint f portion of investments? acing the Investment Manager regarding Mrs. Mensah's a. Time horizon b. Unique preference c. Taxes Liquidity t in one year when Mrs. Mensah retires, she will receive GH200,000 from her an average return of 18% annually and she decides not to withdraw any money from her Assuming th ers provident fund. What will be the value of her investment in 5 years if her portfolio attracts an anvestmet $862 portion of investment? a. GHC1,586,240 b. GHC1,760,410 C. GHC1,634,160 d. GHC1,825,610