The price of the bond is equal to present value of all future cash flows to avoid any arbitrage. Discounting of all future cash flows is done.
Price or PV (present value) = 1191.53
Yield to maturity or rate, r = 12%
Time period or nper = 9years.
Face value or FV( future value) = 1000
Let annual coupon be PMT
Thus, PV = PMT/(1+r) + PMT/(1+r)^2 +...PMT/(1+r)^9 + 1000/(1+r)^9
Or 1191.53 = PMT/(1.12) + PMT/(1.12^2) + ... PMT/(1.12^9) + 1000/(1.12^9)
Or PMT = 155.95
Excel's function =pmt can be used
=Pmt(rate,nper,pv,fv)
=Pmt(0.12,9,-1191.53,1000) = $155.95
Thuw annual coupon payment is 155.95
PV is entered as negative as it is a cash outflow but coupon and face value are cash inflow. Thus signs are opposite.
Thus coupon rate = annual coupon payment/face value= 155.95/1000 = 15.595%
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