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Solution:
a) Price of a coupon bond today
We have spot rate for 1 year & we have to calculate the spot rate for year 2 from zero-coupon bond
so, outflow = inflow
173.61 = 250 / (1+r2)2
r2 = [250 / 173.61]0.5 - 1
r2 = 0.2 i.e 20%
Now, we have r1 = 10%, r2 = 20%
P0 of coupon bond = 15 / 1.1 + 115 / (1.2)2
= 13.63 + 79.86
= $ 93.49
b) Duration of zero coupon bond is same as maturity period i.e 2 years
Duration of coupon bond is as follows :
Years(x) | Cash Flow | Present value @ 19.22 (w) | Product of (w*x) |
1 | 15 | 12.58 | 12.58 |
2 | 115 | 80.91 | 161.8 |
Total | 93.49 | 174.38 |
Duration (D) = wx / w = 174.38 / 93.49 = 1.86 years
Equation for YTM of coupon bond = [I + (F-P) / n] / (F+P) / 2
Where I= Periodic coupon amount
F = Redemption amount
P = current market price
n = number of periods
C) Modified Duration
For Coupon bonds = [Duration / (1+r)] %
= [1.86 / 1.1922]%
= 1.56%
For Zero Coupon bond =[ 2 / 1.2]%
= 1.66%
If Yeild increases by 1% then
YTM for coupon bond is 20.22% & Zero coupon bond is 21% so,
New P0 for coupon bond = 15 *PVAF(20.22%, 2) + 100* PVIF(20.22%, 2)
= 15 * 1.5237 + 100* 0.6919 = 22.85 + 6919
=$ 92.04
New P0 for Zero Coupon Bond = 250 / (1.21)2 = $ 170.75
d) Pay off from coupon bond if exercise today = $ 92.04 - $ 90
= $ 2.04