Question 1
A. IBM issued a 30-year bond in 1999 with a coupon rate of 5%. Face value of the bond is $1,000 and interest is paid semiannually. Based on the risk of the bond, investors require 8% return (RRR) on bond. when does the bond mature?
B. Compute the value of the IBM bond today. Show all computations.
C. How much of the bond price in Question B is due to coupon interest and how much due to the face value?
D. If the RRR on the bond increase to 10%, and everything elseremain the same, what will happen to the value of the bond? Why? (No computation necessary)
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Question 1 A. IBM issued a 30-year bond in 1999 with a coupon rate of 5%....
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