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   4)Consider two $27,000 face value corporate bonds. Bond A is currently selling for $26,946 and...

  

4)Consider two $27,000 face value corporate bonds. Bond A is
currently selling for $26,946 and matures in 18 years.
Bond B sells for $25,245 and matures in 3 years. Calculate
the current yield for both bonds if both have a coupon rate

equal to 4%. (Assume a yearly coupon payment).

1)Current yield Bond A to 2 decimal places

2)Current yield Bond B to 2 decimal places

3)YTM Bond A to 2 decimal places

4)YTM Bond B to 2 decimal places

5)Which current yield is a better approximation of the yield to
maturity, A or B?

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Expert Solution

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A B C D E F G H I J K L M
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3 4)
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5 Bond A:
6 Face value 27000
7 Current Price Bond A 26946
8 Current Price Bond B 25245
9
10 Maturity of Bond A 18
11 Maturity of Bond B 3
12
13 Coupon rate of Bond A 0.04
14 Coupon rate of Bond B 0.04
15
16 1)
17
18 Annual Coupon of A =D6*D13
19
20 Current yield Bond A = Annual Coupon of Bond A / Current Price of Bond A
21 =D18/D7 =D18/D7
22
23 Hence Current yield Bond A =D21
24
25 2)
26
27 Annual Coupon of Bond B =D6*D14
28
29 Current yield Bond B = Annual Coupon of Bond B / Current Price of Bond B
30 =D27/D8 =D27/D8
31
32 Hence Current yield Bond B =D30
33
34 3)
35
36 Calculation of Yield to maturity of Bond A:
37 Face value =D6
38 Coupon rate =D13
39 Current Price =D7
40 Years to Maturity =D10 years
41 Annual Coupon =D37*D38 =D37*D38
42 Cash flow to investor will be as follows:
43 Year 0 1 2 3 4 5 .. =D40
44 Cash flow =-D39 =D41 =E44 =F44 =G44 =H44 =I44 =J44+D37
45
46 Yield to maturity is the rate at which if future NPV to Investor will be zero.
47 Let r be the yield to maturity then,
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55 By solving above equation, yield to maturity r can be found.
56 Hit and trial method can be used to find the solution of above equation.
57
58 Rate(nper,pmt,PV, [fv],type) function of excel can be used to find the yield to maturity as follows:
59 NPER =D40
60 PMT =D41
61 PV =-D39
62 FV =D37
63
64 Yield to maturity =RATE(D59,D60,D61,D62) =RATE(D59,D60,D61,D62)
65
66 Thus yield to maturity of Bond A is =D64
67
68 4)
69
70 Calculation of Yield to maturity of Bond B:
71 Face value =D6
72 Coupon rate =D14
73 Current Price =D8
74 Years to Maturity =D11 years
75 Annual Coupon =D71*D72 =D37*D38
76 Cash flow to investor will be as follows:
77 Year 0 1 2 3 4 5 .. =D74
78 Cash flow =-D73 =D75 =E78 =F78 =G78 =H78 =I78 =J78+D71
79
80 Yield to maturity is the rate at which if future NPV to Investor will be zero.
81 Let r be the yield to maturity then,
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89 By solving above equation, yield to maturity r can be found.
90 Hit and trial method can be used to find the solution of above equation.
91
92 Rate(nper,pmt,PV, [fv],type) function of excel can be used to find the yield to maturity as follows:
93 NPER =D74
94 PMT =D75
95 PV =-D73
96 FV =D71
97
98 Yield to maturity =RATE(D93,D94,D95,D96) =RATE(D93,D94,D95,D96)
99
100 Thus yield to maturity of Bond B is =D98
101
102 5)
103 Bond A Bond B
104 Current Yield =D23 =D32
105 Yield to maturity =D66 =D100
106
107 Hence for Bond A, current yield is a better approximation of the yield to
maturity.
108

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