What is the duration of a bond with three years to maturity and a coupon of 7.5 percent paid annually if the bond sells at par?
Formula to calculate duration of bond | |||||||||
Duration of bond | Sum of (CF*Year)/Price of bond | ||||||||
CF represents present value of cash flow | |||||||||
Year represents time period when cash flow is received | |||||||||
Bond is selling at par and thus Yield to maturity which is discount rate would be equal to coupon rate of 7.5% | |||||||||
Assuming the face value of bond is $1,000. | |||||||||
Coupon amount | $75 | 1000*7.5% | |||||||
Calculation of duration of bond | |||||||||
Year | Cash flow | Discount factor @ 7.5% | Present value | CF*Year | |||||
1 | $75 | 0.930233 | $69.77 | $69.77 | (69.77*1) | ||||
2 | $75 | 0.865333 | $64.90 | $129.80 | (64.90*2) | ||||
3 | $1,075 | 0.804961 | $865.33 | $2,596.00 | (865.33*3) | ||||
Total | $1,000.00 | $2,795.57 | |||||||
Discount factor | 1/(1.075^n) | n is number of years | |||||||
At end of year 3, Bond would pay coupon amount plus face value of bond which is $1,000 and thus total cash flow would be $1,075 (1000+75) | |||||||||
Duration of bond | 2795.57/1000 | ||||||||
Duration of bond | 2.80 | years | |||||||
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