UPENN: LOOSE LEAF CORP.FIN W/CONNECT
UPENN: LOOSE LEAF CORP.FIN W/CONNECT
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Chapter 8, Problem 2QP

Valuing Bonds Microhard has issued a bond with the following characteristics:

Par: $1,000

Time to maturity: 20 years

Coupon rate: 7 percent

Semiannual payments

Calculate the price of this bond if the YTM is:

  1. a. 7 percent
  2. b. 9 percent
  3. c. 5 percent

a.

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Summary Introduction

To determine: The price of the bond.

Yield to Maturity:

The yield to maturity is the total yield or return which is derived from a bond until the time of the maturity. For this, it is assumed that the bond will be held until the maturity and would not be called.

Explanation of Solution

Given,

The maturity period is 20 years.

The bond is a 7% coupon bond.

The par value of the bond is $1,000.

The bond is making semi-annual payments.

The yield to maturity is 7%.

The yield to maturity for semiannual payments will be 3.5% (7%2)

Calculation of the price of the bond:

The formula to calculate the price of the bond is,

Priceofbond={[(Parvalue×Couponrate)×PVIFA3.5%,40]+(Parvalue×PVIF3.5%,40)}

Substitute $1,000 for the par value of the bond, 40 (20×2) years for the time period, 21.357 for the PVIFA3.5%,40 , and 0.25257 for the PVIF3.5%,40 in the given formula.

Priceofbond={[($1,000×3.5%)×21.357]+($1,000×0.25252)}=[($35×21.357)+($252.52)]=$747.495+$252.52=$1,000.015

The price of the bond is $1,000.

Working note:

Calculation of the PVIFA3.5%,40 :

PVIFA3.5%,40=[{1(11+r)n}r]=[{1(11+0.035)40}0.035]=10.252570.035=21.357

Calculation of the PVIF3.5%,40 :

PVIF3.5%,40=[1(1+r)n]=[1(1+0.035)40]=0.25252

Conclusion

Thus, the price of the bond is $1,000.

b.

Expert Solution
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Summary Introduction

To determine: The price of the bond.

Explanation of Solution

Given,

The maturity period is 20 years.

The bond is a 7% coupon bond.

The par value of the bond is $1,000.

The bond is making semi-annual payments.

The yield to maturity is 9%.

The yield to maturity will be 4.5% (9%2)

Calculation of the price of the bond:

The formula to calculate the price of the bond is,

Priceofbond={[(Parvalue×Couponrate)×PVIFA4.5%,40]+(Parvalue×PVIF4.5%,40)}

Substitute $1,000 for the par value of the bond, 40 (20×2) years for the time period, 18.402 for the PVIFA4.5%,40 , and 0.1719 for the PVIF4.5%,40 in the given formula.

Priceofbond={[($1,000×3.5%)×18.402]+($1,000×0.1719)}=[($35×18.402)+($171.9)]=$644.07+$171.9=$815.97

Thus, the price of the bond is $815.97.

Working note:

Calculation of the PVIFA4.5%,40 :

PVIFA4.5%,40=[{1(11+r)n}r]=[{1(11+0.045)40}0.045]=10.17190.045=18.402

Calculation of the PVIF4.5%,40 :

PVIF4.5%,40=[1(1+r)n]=[1(1+0.045)40]=0.1719

Conclusion

Conclusion:

Thus, the price of the bond is $815.97.

c.

Expert Solution
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Summary Introduction

To determine: The price of the bond.

Explanation of Solution

Given,

The maturity period is 20 years.

The bond is a 7% coupon bond.

The par value of the bond is $1,000.

The bond is making semi-annual payments.

The yield to maturity is 5%.

The yield to maturity will be 2.5% (5%2)

Calculation of the price of the bond:

The formula to calculate the price of the bond is,

Priceofbond={[(Parvalue×Couponrate)×PVIFA2.5%,40]+(Parvalue×PVIF2.5%,40)}

Substitute $1,000 for the par value of the bond, 40 (20×2) years for the time period, 25.104 for the PVIFA2.5%,40 , and 0.3724 for the PVIF2.5%,40 in the given formula.

Priceofbond={[($1,000×3.5%)×25.104]+($1,000×0.3724)}=[($35×25.104)+($372.4)]=$878.64+$372.4=$1,251.04

Thus, the price of the bond is $1,251.04.

Working note:

Calculation of the PVIFA2.5%,40 :

PVIFA2.5%,40=[{1(11+r)n}r]=[{1(11+0.025)40}0.025]=10.37240.025=25.104

Calculation of the PVIF2.5%,40 :

PVIF2.5%,40=[1(1+r)n]=[1(1+0.025)40]=0.3724

Conclusion

Thus, the price of the bond is $1,251.04.

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