The Approximate Yield to Maturity Formula =[Coupon + ( Face Value - Market Price) / Number of years to maturity] / [( Face Value + Market Price)/2 ] *100
= [$ 40+ ( $ 1,000- $ 1029.33) /(15*2)] /[( $ 1,000+ $ 1029.33)/2] *100
= 39.0223/1014.665*100
= 3.84583089%
Annual YTM = 3.84583089% * 2
= 7.69%
Note : Semi Annual Coupon = $ 40
Annual Coupon = $ 40*2
= $ 80
Hence Rate = $80 /$ 1000*100
= 8%
Since this formula gives an approximate value, The financial calculators can be used alternatively.
where,
Par Value = $ 1,000
Market Price = $ 1029.33
Annual rate = 8%
Payments = 2
Maturity in Years = 15 Years
Hence the yield to maturity = 7.67%
Answer = 7.67%
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