Respuesta :
Answer:
the the YTM of the bond is 6%
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
- Coupon rate of 5.7 percent => Coupon payment = 5.7%*1000 = 57
- Par value is $1,000 (F)
- n =21 years
- Price of bond: $961.87 (P)
As we know that, the formula to find out YTM is:
YTM = [C + (F-P/n) ] / (F+ P) / 2
<=> YTM = [ 57 + (1000 - [tex]\frac{961.87}{21}[/tex] )] / (1000 + 961.87)/2
<=> YTM = (57 + 1.87 ) / 980.935
<=> YTM = 0.06* 100% = 6%
So the the YTM of the bond is 6%
Answer:
YTM = 2.99/3%
Step-by-step explanation:
Given CR= 5.7%, BP= $961.87, FV= $1000, n =21 YTM = ?
The bond is said to make semiannual payments
so calculate n = 21*2= 42
Coupon = 5.7%*1000= $57
semi annual = 57/2=$28.5
YTM = C+F-P/n ÷ F+P/2
=28.5+1000-961.87/42 ÷ 1000+961.87/2
=0.0299/3%
This makes sense for the YTM to be above the the coupon rate because the bond is trading below par value