Consider the bond described below:
If you require an 11.0% nominal yield to maturity, the maximum price you should be willing to pay for the bond is closest to:
a. |
$891.00 |
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b. |
$913.27 |
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c. |
$1,059.51 |
We know that,
Price of the bond = Present value of all semi-annual coupons and face value discounted at semi-annual ytm.
FV =1000
Semi-annual coupon amount = 0.095 *1000/2 = 47.5
Semi-annual ytm = 0.055
Number of payments = 15*2 = 30
Price of the bond = 47.5/(1+0.055)^1 + 47.5/(1+0.055)^2 + 47.5/(1+0.055)^3 + 47.5/(1+0.055)^4 + 47.5/(1+0.055)^5 +................ 47.5/(1+0.055)^30 + 1000/(1+0.055)^30
Price of the bond = 891 Answer
The option A is correct.
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