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3. Bond 2 sells at a discount , since it is the only bond with price less than par value of 1000.
4. Bond price sensitivity depends on time to maturity, the bonds with highest time to maturity are most sensitive to change in YTM irrespective of ytm increases or decreases. Hence Bond 4 is most sensitive
5. Bond price sensitivity depends on time to maturity, the bonds with highest time to maturity are most sensitive to change in YTM irrespectie of ytm increases or decreases. Hence Bond 4 is most sensitive
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Use the following information to answer the question(s) below. Consider the following four corporate bonds that...
This question is worth 3 points. Consider the following data concerning four corporate bonds, all of...
This question is worth 3 points. Consider the following data
concerning four corporate bonds, all of which have a face value of
$1,000 and have semiannual compounding:
Which of these bonds is currently priced at a
discount?
a.
Bond 1
b.
Bond 2
c.
Bond 3
d.
Bond 4
e.
There is not enough information to answer this question.
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This question is worth 3 points. Consider the following data
concerning four corporate bonds, all of which have a face value of
$1,000 and have semiannual compounding:
Which of these bonds is currently priced at a
discount?
a.
Bond 1
b.
Bond 2
c.
Bond 3
d.
Bond 4
e.
There is not enough information to answer this question.
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