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Problem E, You are facing the following four Bonds which pay annual coupons: Bonds                            &nbs

Problem E,

You are facing the following four Bonds which pay annual coupons:

Bonds                                             A                    B                    C                     D

Face ($)                                       1000              1000              1000                 1000

Present Price ($)                          1009.3458     1008.9778      993.5862          967.6028

Annual Coupon ($)                          80                 80                  80                    80  

Maturity                                        1 year             2 years         3 years               4 years        

Annual Yield Rate (%)                     7.00               7.50             ???                   9.00

The annual Yield Rate (%) for bond C is:

a. 8.25

b. 7.75

c. 9.00

d. 8.75

The Forward Rate of bond B for the second year is (%)

a. 8.00234

b. 7.50000

c. 7.70234

d. 8.30234

The discounted value of the face value of bond B at the end of the first year (beginning of the second year) should be

a. 927.2326

b. 923.9059

c. 925.9059

d. 930.2326

Solutions

Expert Solution

We will calculate internal rate of return on future inflows.

Time Future Inflow Discount factor @ 8.25% Present value
Year 1 80     0.92379      73.9030
Year 2 80     0.85338      68.2707
Year 3 80     0.78834      63.0676
Year 3 1000     0.78834    788.3449
Total    993.5862

At 8.25% present value match the Investment amount.

Annual yield rate for the Bond C is 8.25%.

a. 8.25%

1 year yield rate = 7.00%

2 year yield rate = 7.50%

for 2 year bond yield rate = [(1.075 * 1.075) / 1.070] - 1

=(1.155625 / 1.07 ) - 1

=0.0800234

=8.00234%

option a. 8.00234 is correct

Forward rate of Bond B for the second year:

Face value after 2 years         1,000.0000
Discounting factor @ 7.5%                 0.9302
(1/1+7.5%)
Discounting Value after 1 year            930.2326
(Face value * Discounting factor)

Option  d. 930.2326 is correct.


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