An n-year bond with par value $1,000 has annual coupons of $82. At a price of $891.62, the yield to the purchaser is 10% convertible semiannually. Find n.
A. |
8 |
|
B. |
12 |
|
C. |
20 |
|
D. |
10 |
|
E. |
7 |
We are given the yield here as 10%, therefore at 10% discount rate, the present value of the cash flows should be equal to the current price at 891.62. Therefore we have here:
We need to solve this using hit and trial method as:
For n = 7, we have here:
For n = 8, we have here:
For n = 10,
This is the closest to the required price ( Post this the price will decrease further)
Therefore n = 10 is the correct answer here.
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