Vaule options for question 1

$609.59

$387.67

$354.25

$763.84

Vaule options for question 2

$32.23

$33.99

$12.43

$14.92

2. Warrants Warrants are long-term options to buy a stated number of common shares at a specified price that is generally attached to debt issues. Warrants give bond investors the chance to profit from the firm's upside potential, leading some to compare warrants to a long-term call option. However, some factors distinguish warrants from call options. Which of the following statements about their differences is correct? O Exercising call options can lead to the dilution of existing shareholders' value. Exercising warrants can lead to the dilution of existing shareholders' value. Stay Swift Corp. is issuing new seven-year bonds with 19 warrants attached to each $1,000 par value bond. Stay Swift Corp. wanted to issue the bonds at par, but a straight-debt bond (without warrants) would have required a 13.60% coupon rate. Instead, the attached warrants allow Stay Swift Corp. to issue the bonds at par with a 8.16% coupon. Calculate the straight value of the bond and the value of each warrant in the following table. (Note: Assume that the company pays annual coupons.) Value What is the straight value of the bond? What is the value of each warrant? ch kind of firm is more likely to issue bonds with attached warrants-large, mature firms or small, fast-growing tirms? O Small, fast-growing firms O Large, mature firms