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The objective of this note is to explore the realm of valuation in its entirety. The idea is to introduce the reader to a working knowledge of this subject as it has a very pertinent relevance to i...
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Good knowledge of all souce of Incomes for a country.
Answer 1
Part B
Part A
Year to maturity Coupon Rate Face Value Frequency Interest PMT Quoted Price YTM
10 4.75% 100 1 4.75 -100 4.750%
Year to maturity
8
Yields Coupon Rate Settlement Date Maturity Date Redemption Frequency Basis
3% 4.75% 20-Dec-96 20-Dec-04 100 1 4
Price Year to maturity Coupon Rate Face Value Frequency Interest PMT Quoted Price YTM
10 4.75% 100 1 4.75 -99 4.879%
Year to maturity Coupon Rate Face Value Frequency Interest PMT Quoted Price YTM
10 4.75% 100 1 4.75 -101 4.623%
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Answer 2 Part A
Year to maturity Coupon Rate Frequency Face value YTM
5 9% semiannualy 2 1000 4%
Time Period Discount factor Cash Flow Price of BOND A
Time to maturity Coupon Rate Face value Quoted price Final Amount Effective YTM
Tom Pa
15 10% 10000000 10000000 41772481.69 10.00%
Time to maturity Coupon Rate Face value Quoted price Final Amount Effective YTM
Part C
The reason for insurance companies demanding a higher effective annual yield for coupon bonds is the reinvestment risk. The risk is that the insurance companies may not be able to reinvest the coupon payments at the prevailing interest rates. The companies expect the interest rates to drop. To cover this risk, the insurance companies ask for higher effective yields for coupon yielding bonds.