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Problem 3 - Bonds Suppose we sell an 8 year bond, with coupon rate =7 %....

Problem 3 - Bonds
Suppose we sell an 8 year bond, with coupon rate =7 %.
The face value of the Bond is $1000. The market rate is 8 %.
1. What is the price of the bond ?
2. What is the interest expense in the first two years ?

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Expert Solution

  • All working forms part of the answer
  • Working for Price of the Bond

Bond Face Value

Market Interest rate (applicable for period/term)

PV of

$                     1,000.00

at

8.0%

Interest rate for

8

term payments

PV of $1

0.540268885

PV of

$                     1,000.00

=

$                     1,000.00

x

0.540268885

=

$                540.27

A

Interest payable per term

at

7.0%

on

$               1,000.00

Interest payable per term

$                           70.00

PVAF of 1$

for

8.0%

Interest rate for

8

term payments

PVAF of 1$

5.746638944

PV of Interest payments

=

$                       70.00

x

5.746638944

=

$                402.26

B

Bond Value (A+B)

$                942.53

  • Requirement 1

Since Market rate is more than the Bond’s interest rate, the Bonds will be issued at the discount.

Face Value (given) = $ 1,000
Price of Bonds = $ 942.53 [calculated above]

  • Requirement 2

Working for all 8 years

Period

Cash payment

Interest expense

Discount on Bonds payable amortised

Carrying Value of Bond

[A = $1000 x 7%]

[B = D x 8%]

[C = B – A]

[ D = D + C]

Issued

$                            942.53

Year 1

$                           70.00

$                     75.40

$                          5.40

$                            947.94

Year 2

$                           70.00

$                     75.83

$                          5.83

$                            953.77

Year 3

$                           70.00

$                     76.30

$                          6.30

$                            960.07

Year 4

$                           70.00

$                     76.81

$                          6.81

$                            966.88

Year 5

$                           70.00

$                     77.35

$                          7.35

$                            974.23

Year 6

$                           70.00

$                     77.94

$                          7.94

$                            982.17

Year 7

$                           70.00

$                     78.57

$                          8.57

$                            990.74

Year 8

$                           70.00

$                     79.26

$                          9.26

$                         1,000.00

Hence, The Interest expense for the first two years [based on above working] will be:
Year 1: $ 75.40
Year 2: $ 75.83


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