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Today you paid $4,600 for a bond with following characteristics: Face Value = $5,000. Coupon rate = 9% semi-annual. Maturity = 15 years. What is your YTM (Yield to Maturity)?
Immediately after receiving your 9th coupon payment, you sell the Bond to Adam for $5,800. What is your HPY? What is Adam’s yield to maturity?
Immediately after receiving 8coupon payments, Adam sells the bond to Brenda. Brenda’s YTM = 10%. What is Adam’s HPY?
Part A
Using a financial calculator
FV = 5000
PV = -4600
N = 30 ( 15 years semi-annual periods = 30 semi annual periods)
PMT = 225 (9%/2 = 4.5% coupon payment on face-value $5000)
cpt I/Y, we get I/Y = 5.02
Hence, the YTM = 5.02%*2 = 10.04%
Part B
Total number of coupons enjoyed = 9
Total amount received in coupons = 225*9 = 2025
Holding period yield = (Capital gains + Coupon income) / Initial purchase price
Holding period yield = (5800-4600+2025)/4600 = 0.7011
Holding period yield = 70.11%
For finding Adam's YTM, Using a financial calculator
FV = 5000
PV = -5800
N = 21 ( Total period remaining = 30-9 = 21 semi-annual periods)
PMT = 225 (9%/2 = 4.5% coupon payment on face-value $5000)
cpt I/Y, we get I/Y = 3.42
Hence, the Adam's YTM = 3.42%*2 = 6.84%
Part C
First, we need to find the bond price at which it was sold
Using a financial calculator
FV = 5000
I/Y = 5 (10%YTM/2 = 5% yield per period)
N = 13 ( Total period remaining = 30-9-8 = 13 semi-annual periods)
PMT = 225 (9%/2 = 4.5% coupon payment on face-value $5000)
cpt PV, we get PV = 4765.46
Total number of coupons enjoyed by Adam = 8
Total amount received in coupons = 225*8 = 1800
Adam's HPY = (Capital gains + Coupon income) / Initial purchase price
Adam's HPY = (4765.46-5800+1800)/5800= 0.1320
Adam's HPY = 13.20%