The CEO of Kingdom Ltd. is considering whether or not to convert the firms current all-equity capital structure to one that has 50% debt (by retiring equity and leaving its total value unchanged). Currently, the firm has 1,000 shares outstanding and its share price is $40. The firms business is quite mature and it expects to generate stable annual earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) at $2,000 forever. As the firm has no further growth opportunities, it practices a 100% dividend payout policy. The market interest rate on borrowing is 8%. Brian Ng, a major shareholder of the firm, owns 20% of the total shares. Assume there is no tax and all other assumptions in the M&M model are met, and that the share price does not change during the capital structure conversion. a.Compute the annual payout to Brian under BOTH the all-equity and the levered capital structure. Assume that he will keep all his 200 shares under the levered capital structure. (10 marks)b.If the firm decides to change to the new capital structure, show how Brian can use homemade leverage to resemble his payoff under the all-equity capital structure. Explain and comment on the implication of this. (15 marks)