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An investor pays $1,230 for a bond with a face value of $1,000 and an annual...

An investor pays $1,230 for a bond with a face value of $1,000 and an annual coupon rate of 9 percent. The investor plans to hold the bond until its maturity date in eight years. The bond has a yield to maturity of __________ percent. (Note: This question requires a financial calculator.)

5.67

5.39

9.00

10.94

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Expert Solution

Using the financial calculator we can calculate the rate as follows:

  • FV = 1000
  • PV = -1230
  • N= 8
  • PMT = 0.09 x 1000
    • PMT = 90
  • CPT I/Y = 5.39

The same can be calculated by the following formula in Excel =RATE(8,90,-1230,1000) this will give rate = 5.39%

following scedule verifies the same:

Year CF Discount Factor Discounted CF
1 $               90.00 1/(1+0.0539)^1= 0.948856628 0.948856627763545*90=                 85.40
2 $               90.00 1/(1+0.0539)^2= 0.9003289 0.900328900050806*90=                 81.03
3 $               90.00 1/(1+0.0539)^3= 0.854283044 0.85428304398027*90=                 76.89
4 $               90.00 1/(1+0.0539)^4= 0.810592128 0.810592128266695*90=                 72.95
5 $               90.00 1/(1+0.0539)^5= 0.769135713 0.769135713318811*90=                 69.22
6 $               90.00 1/(1+0.0539)^6= 0.729799519 0.729799519232196*90=                 65.68
7 $               90.00 1/(1+0.0539)^7= 0.692475111 0.692475110762117*90=                 62.32
8 $               90.00 1/(1+0.0539)^8= 0.657059598 0.65705959840793*90=                 59.14
8 $         1,000.00 1/(1+0.0539)^8= 0.657059598 0.65705959840793*1000=               657.06
Price = Sum of all Discounted CF                 1,230

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