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Given the following information, find the yield to maturity (YTM)
DTD- 03/15/2014
Coupon rate- 4.625%
Maturity- 03/15/2024
market price- 93.749 per share (total market price= 22,812.50)
Cost price- 100.30 per share (total cost price = 25,813.25)
Face value (Assumed as per market price)
$100
Transaction date= 03/15/2014
maturity date= 03/15/2024
So years to Maturity (n) 10 years
price = (market price) 93.7490
Coupon = 100*4.625%= 4.625
Bond price formula = Coupon amount * (1 - (1/(1+i)^n)/i + face
value/(1+i)^n
Yield to maturity is that rate where bond price will be equal to
current market price. So Assume i=6% or
0.06
4.625*(1-(1/(1+0.06)^10))/0.06 + 100/(1+0.06)^10
$89.88
Assume i=5% or 0.05
4.625*(1-(1/(1+0.05)^10))/0.05+ 100/(1+0.05)^10
$97.10
Now rate will be calculated by interpolation formula:
interpolation formula = lower rate + (uper rate - lower rate)*(Uper
price - bond actual price)/(uper price - lower price
=5% + (6%-5%)*(97.1-93.749)/(97-89.88)
5.4544%
So yield to maturity of bond is 5.45%
(% can differ in points decimal places)