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Ans a) | We have to use financial calculator to solve this | ||||||||
put in calculator for each individual cases- | |||||||||
Old | New | ||||||||
FV | 1000 | 1000 | |||||||
PMT | 1000*9%/2 | 45 | 1000*9%/2 | 45 | |||||
I | 12%/2 | 6% | 12%/2 | 6% | |||||
N | 5*2 | 10 | 25*2 | 50 | |||||
Compute PV | ($889.60) | ($763.57) | |||||||
Therefore Old= | $889.60 | ||||||||
New = | $763.57 | ||||||||
Ans b) | we can see that price of new bond is lower even both the bond has same maturity, coupon rate. | ||||||||
But new bond has higher maturity period left, therefore New bond has higher risk compared to old band. |
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