suppose you have a standard coupon bond with a principal value of 50000 that matures in three years. the coupon rate is 4% and the coupon is paid annually with the first payment due in 12 months from today? ("Standard" refers to a non-callable bond contract.) a) If the YTM is 3%, what is the price of the bond today? b) Suppose the price moves to $48,638.38. What is the new YTM? c) Now suppose the original bond from part a) pays coupon semi-annually instead of annually ($50K principal value, 4% coupon, matures in 3 years, 1st payment due in 6 mths). What is the price of the new bond?
Solution
As provided,
Principal Value (P) = $50000
Maturity period (n) = 3 Years
Coupon Rate = 4%
Therefore, Annual Interest (I) = $50000 x 4% = $2000
(a) Given YTM (r) = 3%, or 0.03, Price of the bond will
be,
I (PVIFAr,n) + P (PVIFr,n),
Where, PVIFA3%,3 = {1 - [(1 / 1+0.03)3]} /
0.03 = 2.8286 (Approx.)
and, PVIF3%,3 = [(1 / 1+0.03)3] = 0.9151
(Approx.)
Therefore, Current Price of the bond = (2000 x 2.8286) + (50000
x 0.9151)
= 5,657.20 + 45,755
= 51412.20
Answer: Current Price of Bond is $51,412.20
(b) Given that Current Market Price is $48,638.38. Therefore YTM
should be calculated as,
2000 (PVIFAr,3) + 50000 (PVIFr,3) =
48638.38
Now, using Trial-and-Error method, let us find out the
solution,
At first, running the trial using 4%,
Year | Cash Flow | PVIF @4% | Discounted Cash Flow |
1 | $ 2,000.00 | 0.9615 | $ 1,923.08 |
2 | $ 2,000.00 | 0.9246 | $ 1,849.11 |
3 | $ 2,000.00 | 0.8890 | $ 1,777.99 |
3 | $ 50,000.00 | 0.8890 | $ 44,449.82 |
Present Value of Cash Flows | $ 50,000.00 |
Again, running the trial at 5%,
Year | Cash Flow | PVIF @5% | Discounted Cash Flow |
1 | $ 2,000.00 | 0.9524 | $ 1,904.76 |
2 | $ 2,000.00 | 0.9070 | $ 1,814.06 |
3 | $ 2,000.00 | 0.8638 | $ 1,727.68 |
3 | $ 50,000.00 | 0.8638 | $ 43,191.88 |
Present Value of Cash Flows | $ 48,638.38 |
Therefore, at 5% the value matches accurately.
Answer: At 5% YTM, the value will be $48,638.38.
(c) Using all the information given in Part (a) above,
Principal Value = $50,000
Coupon Rate = 4%
Maturity Period = 3 Years
YTM = 3%
Number of Compounding = 2 (As semi-annual interest payment)
Therefore, Coupon Interest (I) = 50000 x 4% x 1/2 = 1000
Yield (r) = 3% x 1/2 = 1.50%
Term (n) = 3 x 2 = 6
So, Current Market Price of the bond = 1000
(PVIFA1.50%,6) + 50000 (PVIF1.50%,6)
Where, (PVIFA1.50%,6) = {1 - [(1 /
1+0.015)6]} / 0.015 = 5.6972 (Approx.)
and, (PVIF1.50%,6) = [(1 / 1+0.015)6] =
0.9145 (Approx.)
Therefore, Current Market Price = (1000 x 5.6972) + (50000 x
0.9145)
= 5,697.20 + 45,725
= 51,422.20
Answer: Price of the new bond will be $51,422.20.
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