3. The price of a 20 year, 12% bond is $875. There is an option, and the firm may purchase the bond back in 4 years. Derive the yield to maturity and the yield to call. call price is 1050
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1: YTM
Using financial calculator
Input: FV= 1000
PV = -875
N=20
PMT =12%*1000 = 120
Solve for I/Y = 13.87
Hence YTM is 13.87%
2: YTC
Using financial calculator
Input: FV= 1050
PV = -875
N=4
PMT =12%*1000 = 120
Solve for I/Y = 17.57
Hence YTM is 17.57%
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