EBK INVESTMENTS
EBK INVESTMENTS
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ISBN: 9781259357480
Author: Bodie
Publisher: MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY
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Chapter 14, Problem 23PS
Summary Introduction

(a)

To calculate:

Yield to maturity for two-year bond where bond with par value$1000making annual payment of$100is priced at$1000.

Introduction:

Yield to maturity is the expected rate of return on a held to maturity bond. However, it is the internal rate of return only in case of held to maturity bond as it makes the present value of future cash flows of bond and its current price equal.

b.(i)

Summary Introduction

To calculate:

Compound yield to maturity fora two-year bond where bond with par value$1000making annual payment of$100is priced at$100if one-year interest rate in next year turns out to be8%.

Introduction:

Yield to maturity is the expected rate of return on a held to maturity bond. However, it is the internal rate of return only in case of held to maturity bond as it makes the present value of future cash flows of bond and its current price equal.

b.(ii)

Summary Introduction

To calculate:

Compound yield to maturity fora two-year bond where bond with par value$1000making annual payment of$100is priced at$100if one-year interest rate in next year turns out to be10%.

Introduction:

Yield to maturity is the expected rate of return on a held to maturity bond. However, it is the internal rate of return only in case of held to maturity bond as it makes the present value of future cash flows of bond and its current price equal.

b.(iii)

Summary Introduction

To calculate:

Compound yield to maturity fora two-year bond where bond with par value$1000making annual payment of$100is priced at$100if one-year interest rate in next year turns out to be12%.

Introduction:

Yield to maturity is the expected rate of return on a held to maturity bond. However, it is the internal rate of return only in case of held to maturity bond as it makes the present value of future cash flows of bond and its current price equal.

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