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Suppose a bond has the following characteristics: $ 1,000 residual value, six years to maturity, an 8% oupon interest rate, and pays semi-annual interest. Determine the value of the bond if the "yield" required by the investor is 10%.
Where,
C = Periodic coupon payment,
P = Residual value of bond,
r = Yield to maturity
n = Number of periods till maturity
C = (1000 *8%) /2 = $40
n = 6 years * 2 = 12 periods
i = 10% / 2 = 5%
Substituting the values, we get:
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If you want to do it in excel, refer the following:
Bond valuation | |
Years to maturity | 6 |
Number of periods | 12 |
Residual value | $ 1,000.00 |
Coupon rate | 8.00% |
Coupon payment per year | $ 80.00 |
Coupon payment per period | $ 40.00 |
Required yield | 10.00% |
Required yield per period | 5.00% |
Bond price | $911.37 |
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