defour44

there must have been something else in the question that indicated that you should use the consensus eps rather than the expected RoE, because both are correct approaches. If you translate that consensus EPS into an RoE, you get 19.12%; which is quite a bit higher than the expected EPS of 13% you are giving us here.

not sure what else to tell you on that, i don't have that question in front of me.

(19.12% - 12.8%)*32.16 = $2.03 =6.15 - (32.16*12.8%)