A $1,000 municipal bond is in danger of default, and you are a bond-holder trying to sell the asset at a fair price. The municipality is facing uncertainty in the face of decreasing tax revenues but is expected to repay the bond in its entirety with probability 0.72. There is also a (1-0.72) probability of paying back only $962. Current market conditions indicate a 2.5% risk-free rate of return and a 7.3% equity premium, and the bond has a beta of 0.2. What would you conclude is a fair CAPM market price, in dollars, for this bond?
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A $1,000 municipal bond is in danger of default, and you are a bond-holder trying to sell the ass...
A $1,000 municipal bond is in danger of default, and you are a bond-holder trying to sell the asset at a fair price. The municipality is facing uncertainty in the face of decreasing tax revenues, but is expected to repay the bond in its entirety with probability 0.71. There is also a (1-0.71) probability of paying back only $950. Current market conditions indicate a 6% risk-free rate of return and a 5.7% equity premium, and the bond has a beta...
A zero-coupon bond with a market-beta of 0.2 promises to pay $1,000 in the first year. However, it may default and pay nothing with probability 0.1%. If the risk-free rate is 5.3%, the equity premium is 6.5%, and the CAPM is correct, what would be the bond price today?________________ Carry out calculations to at least 4 decimal places. Enter percentages as whole numbers. Example: 3.03% should be entered as 3.03. Do not include commas or dollar signs in numerical answers.