CALCULATION OF THE VALUE OF THE BOND INTEREST IS PAID SEMI ANNUALLY | ||||||
Step 1 : Calculation of Semi Annual Coupon Payments | ||||||
Par value of the bond issued is = | $1,000 | |||||
Annual Coupon % | 13.00% | |||||
Annual Coupon Amount | $130 | |||||
Semi Annual Coupon Amount | $65 | |||||
Step 2: Calculate number of years to Maturity | ||||||
Number of years to maturity = 10 years | ||||||
Interest is paid semi annyally so total period = 10 Years * 2 = 20 Periods | ||||||
Step 3 : Caclulation of Current Market Price (intrinsic value) of the bonds | ||||||
Market rate of interest or Yield to Maturity or Required Return = 10% | ||||||
Bonds interest is paid semi annualy means so discounting factor = 10 % /2= 5 % | ||||||
PVF = 1 / Discount rate = 1/ 1.05 | ||||||
Result of above will again divide by 1.05 , repeat this lat period | ||||||
Period | Interest | Amount (In Million) | PVF @ 5% | PresentValue | ||
1 | Interest | $65 | 0.9524 | $61.90 | ||
2 | Interest | $65 | 0.9070 | $58.96 | ||
3 | Interest | $65 | 0.8638 | $56.15 | ||
4 | Interest | $65 | 0.8227 | $53.48 | ||
5 | Interest | $65 | 0.7835 | $50.93 | ||
6 | Interest | $65 | 0.7462 | $48.50 | ||
7 | Interest | $65 | 0.7107 | $46.19 | ||
8 | Interest | $65 | 0.6768 | $43.99 | ||
9 | Interest | $65 | 0.6446 | $41.90 | ||
10 | Interest | $65 | 0.6139 | $39.90 | ||
11 | Interest | $65 | 0.5847 | $38.00 | ||
12 | Interest | $65 | 0.5568 | $36.19 | ||
13 | Interest | $65 | 0.5303 | $34.47 | ||
14 | Interest | $65 | 0.5051 | $32.83 | ||
15 | Interest | $65 | 0.4810 | $31.27 | ||
16 | Interest | $65 | 0.4581 | $29.78 | ||
17 | Interest | $65 | 0.4363 | $28.36 | ||
18 | Interest | $65 | 0.4155 | $27.01 | ||
19 | Interest | $65 | 0.3957 | $25.72 | ||
20 | Interest | $65 | 0.3769 | $24.50 | ||
20 | Par Value | $1,000 | 0.3769 | $376.89 | ||
Total | $1,186.93 | |||||
Current Bonds Price = | $1,186.93 | |||||
SIMULTANEOUSLY WE CAN SOLVE WITH BELOW MEHTOD | ||||||
OR | Cumulative value of $ 1 @ 5 % in 10 Years | |||||
Interest | $65.00 | 12.4622 | 810.04 | |||
Par Value at 30th Period | $1,000 | 0.3769 | 376.89 | |||
Current Bonds Price | 1,186.93 | |||||
CALCULATION OF THE VALUE OF THE BOND INTEREST IS PAID SEMI ANNUALLY | ||||||
Step 1 : Calculation of Semi Annual Coupon Payments | ||||||
Par value of the bond issued is = | $1,000 | |||||
Annual Coupon % | 13.00% | |||||
Annual Coupon Amount | $130 | |||||
Semi Annual Coupon Amount | $65 | |||||
Step 2: Calculate number of years to Maturity | ||||||
Number of years to maturity = 8 years | ||||||
Interest is paid semi annyally so total period = 5 Years * 2 = 10 Periods | ||||||
Step 3 : Caclulation of Current Market Price (intrinsic value) of the bonds | ||||||
Market rate of interest or Yield to Maturity or Required Return = 8% | ||||||
Bonds interest is paid semi annualy means so discounting factor = 8 % /2= 4 % | ||||||
PVF = 1 / Discount rate = 1/ 1.04 | ||||||
Result of above will again divide by 1.04 , repeat this lat period | ||||||
Period | Interest | Amount (In Million) | PVF @ 4 % | PresentValue | ||
1 | Interest | $65 | 0.9615 | $62.50 | ||
2 | Interest | $65 | 0.9246 | $60.10 | ||
3 | Interest | $65 | 0.8890 | $57.78 | ||
4 | Interest | $65 | 0.8548 | $55.56 | ||
5 | Interest | $65 | 0.8219 | $53.43 | ||
6 | Interest | $65 | 0.7903 | $51.37 | ||
7 | Interest | $65 | 0.7599 | $49.39 | ||
8 | Interest | $65 | 0.7307 | $47.49 | ||
9 | Interest | $65 | 0.7026 | $45.67 | ||
10 | Interest | $65 | 0.6756 | $43.91 | ||
10 | Par Value | $1,000 | 0.6756 | $675.56 | ||
Total | $1,202.77 | |||||
Current Bonds Price = | $1,202.77 | |||||
SIMULTANEOUSLY WE CAN SOLVE WITH BELOW MEHTOD | ||||||
OR | Cumulative value of $ 1 @ 4 % in 10 Preiods | |||||
Interest | $65.00 | 8.1109 | 527.21 | |||
Par Value at 30th Period | $1,000 | 0.6756 | 675.56 | |||
Current Bonds Price | 1,202.77 | |||||
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