Let us assume present value of zero coupon bond is $100 | ||||
Its value after 3 years would be as flollows | ||||
Year | Beginning | Interest rate | Interest | Ending balance |
100 | 7% | 7 | 107 | |
107 | 9% | 9.63 | 116.63 | |
116.63 | 10% | 11.663 | 128.293 | |
We can calculate YTM using present value formula | ||||
FV | 128.293 | |||
r | r | |||
n | 3 | |||
PV= FV/(1+r)^n | ||||
Where, | ||||
FV= Future Value | ||||
PV = Present Value | ||||
r = Interest rate | ||||
n= periods in number | ||||
100= $128.293/( 1+r)^3 | ||||
r = 6.99% | ||||
YTM = 6.99% | ||||
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