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Today, it’s January the 1st, 2020. A New Year Means New Opportunities to make money investing...

Today, it’s January the 1st, 2020. A New Year Means New Opportunities to make money investing in bonds.

You are the investment manager of a Bond Fund.

You have the following three bonds in portfolio that needs re-evaluation:

  1. Bond 1 ABC
  2. Bond 2 DEF
  3. Bond 3 XYZ

For more information about the three bonds, please take a look at the bottom of this page.

You expect that market interest rates will remain stable for the next 5 years at 3%, but after year 5, you expect the yield curve to go up = interest rates will go to 4% for year 6-10.  

  1. What is the Fair Value of Bond 2? Show calculations

Bond 2 DEF 2019-2024 (Jan 1 issued, paid back Dec 31 2024)

Coupon rate 4%, Annual Coupons

Current Price $1.023

Par Value $1.000

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FAIR VALUE OF THE BOND =PRESENT VALUE OF FUTURE CASH FLOWS
Annual Coupon =4%*$1000 $40
Payment at maturity $1,000
Total Payment in Year6 (December 31,2024) $1,040 (1000+40)
Value of Payment of $1040 at end of year 5(Decem 31,2023) $1,000 (1040/(1+0.04) Discount rate=4%
Coupon Payment at end of December , 2023 $40
N CF PV=CF/(1.03^N)
Year Date Cash Flow Present Value
Coupon Payment at end of December 1 Dec31,2019 $40 $38.83
Coupon Payment at end of December 2 Dec31,2020 $40 $37.70
Coupon Payment at end of December 3 Dec31,2021 $40 $36.61
Coupon Payment at end of December 4 Dec31,2022 $40 $35.54
Coupon Payment at end of December 5 Dec31,2023 $40 $34.50
Value of Payment of $1040 at end of year 5(Decem 31,2023) 5 Dec31,2023 $1,000 $862.61
SUM $1,045.80
Fair Value of Bond 2 $1,045.80

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