What is the result in B12?A1 Settlement Date2Maturity Date3 First Call Date4 Time to Maturity (Years)5 Coupon Rate6 Required Return7Frequency8910 Basis11 Value12 Yield to Call12Face ValueCall PriceO a. 7.39%O b. 12.68%O c. 10.05%O d. 5.58%B10/23/202010/23/203010/23/2025$$107.00%10.00%21,0001,0350$813.07?

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What is the result in B12? A 1 Settlement Date 2 Maturity Date 3 First Call Date 4 Time to Maturity (Years) 5 Coupon Rate 6 Required Return 7 Frequency 8 Face Value 9 Call Price 10 Basis 11 Value 12 Yield to Call 12 O a. 7.39% O b. 12.68% O c. 10.05% O d. 5.58% B 10/23/2020 10/23/2030 10/23/2025 $ $ 10 7.00% 10.00% 2 1,000 1,035 0 $813.07 ?

What is the result in B12? A 1 Settlement Date 2 Maturity Date 3 First Call Date 4 Time to Maturity (Years) 5 Coupon Rate 6 Required Return 7 Frequency 8 Face Value 9 Call Price 10 Basis 11 Value 12 Yield to Call 12 O a. 7.39% O b. 12.68% O c. 10.05% O d. 5.58% B 10/23/2020 10/23/2030 10/23/2025 $ $ 10 7.00% 10.00% 2 1,000 1,035 0 $813.07 ?

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