Please answer question c

An entrepreneur has a new idea for a project that requires an initial investment of 5 million. The project generates a single cash flow a year from now. The size of the cash flow depends on how well the U.K. economy does next year. If the economy does well, which occurs with 50% probability, the project generates a cash flow of 20 million. If the economy performs poorly, the project generates a cash flow of 5.5 million. The risk-free rate in the economy is 10% (investing 1 today in a risk-free bond yields 1.1 in a year for sure). a) (5 marks] The entrepreneur, who has no own funds to invest, approaches a local banker to request financing in the form of debt for the total amount needed for the investment (i.e. 5 million). What is the promised repayment in a year for which the market value of the debt is exactly equal to 5 million? Given such a repayment, what are the payoffs to the entrepreneur in the two possible states? Aside from the risk free bonds, there is another investment opportunity in the economy: a portfolio of risky stocks that yields a 200% return if the economy does well and a -100% return if the economy performs poorly (that is, if you invest 1 in the risky portfolio, it will be worth 3 if the economy does well, and 0 if the economy does poorly). b) (12 marks] Still given the debt repayment computed in part a), what is the market value of equity? (hint: you need the find a way to replicate the cash flows.) What is the total value of the firm? An angel investor approaches the entrepreneur and offers to provide the 5 million of required investment in exchange for 60% of the firm's equity. c) (8 marks) Is this a better deal for the entrepreneur? Explain. Q1a a) Risk-free rate = 10% Promised repayment in a year for market value of debt equal to 5 million = 5*(1+0.10) = 5.5 million In the two possible scenarios - Economy does well (50%) -> Payoff to entrepreneur = 20 -5.5 = 14.5 million - Economy does poorly (50%) -> Payoff to entrepreneur = 5.5-5.5 = 0 million Green Paper Inc. ans b. Required Debt : Equity =0.3:1 So weight of debt in total capital=0.3/1.3 Assume that no debt fund is available in hand and the entire debt requirement for the new project is to be newly raised. Initial Investment required =$8Million. So total capital required =$8 Million. Debt to be raised =$M8*0.3/1.3=$1,846,153.85 So additional debt to be raised =$1,846,153.85