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Why does the inflation for the lump sum change? Why is the value that this future payment is valued at now dependent on how the payments of the coupon are paid out?
Hi! May I ask what will I use to compute the bond issue price if the bond is payable at maturity date and the interest is payable at every beginning of the year starting at the date of issuance. Is it PV of 1 of the principal + PV of Annuity Due or PV of ordinary annuity of the interest? Thank you.
Please help to solve this question: Find the selling price for a bond on 10 October 2019. The bond pays half-year coupons on 15 February and 15 August of each year. The bond matures on 15 August 2025. The face value of the bond is $1000. The bond's per annum coupon rate is 8%. Similar bonds yield 6 per cent per annum to maturity.
I think You should divide coupon rate by 2 to get s.a rate however annul rate should be converted to semi annual using a formula that takes compounding into account ...
I'm getting lost in the manual calculation because I don't understand them. 1.045 and .045 with t-1(1.045-10) What?? I need to create a manual template in excel for my class but I have been going around in circles on this for weeks.
It seems strange that the price of a bond is lower when the coupon payments are semi-annually compared to when they are annually. With semi-annual payments you get half of your coupon faster which should mean that half of the coupons get discounted less, yet the result for the price of the bond is the opposite.
I cannot express how much I appreciate this video. I've spent the past few hours struggling and this video cleared it up so much. On behalf of us accounting students, THANK YOU
I NEVER comment on videos on UA-cam, but I've watched this video so many times and it has helped me so much, I had to praise it. This is the single best resource to learn how to calculate the issue price of a bond. Thank you so much.
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Very clear and concise directions. I used this formula to figure out how to use the tables in my accounting textbook.
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so you only use the stated rate to calculate interest payment and use market rate for the present value of int pmts and pv of the lump sum?
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Sir can we discount the cash flow like this? (3500/1.09^0.5) + (3500/1.09^1) ... Because this is what i learnt in free cash flow analysis discount.
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I think what would help, if I could see the totals of PV o the lump sum and the separate total of PV of interest payment
Why does the inflation for the lump sum change? Why is the value that this future payment is valued at now dependent on how the payments of the coupon are paid out?
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Hi! May I ask what will I use to compute the bond issue price if the bond is payable at maturity date and the interest is payable at every beginning of the year starting at the date of issuance. Is it PV of 1 of the principal + PV of Annuity Due or PV of ordinary annuity of the interest? Thank you.
Please help to solve this question:
Find the selling price for a bond on 10 October 2019.
The bond pays half-year coupons on 15 February and 15 August of each year.
The bond matures on 15 August 2025.
The face value of the bond is $1000.
The bond's per annum coupon rate is 8%.
Similar bonds yield 6 per cent per annum to maturity.
I think You should divide coupon rate by 2 to get s.a rate however annul rate should be converted to semi annual using a formula that takes compounding into account ...
very much helpful...... Thank you sir
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at 2:09.... instead of 1.09 ? but where did it come from. why that exact number 1.09 ?
Because the original interest was 9% so instead of 1 + 0.09 it would be the 4.5% you would add instead
I'm getting lost in the manual calculation because I don't understand them. 1.045 and .045 with t-1(1.045-10) What?? I need to create a manual template in excel for my class but I have been going around in circles on this for weeks.
Same here :/
It seems strange that the price of a bond is lower when the coupon payments are semi-annually compared to when they are annually. With semi-annual payments you get half of your coupon faster which should mean that half of the coupons get discounted less, yet the result for the price of the bond is the opposite.
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Subtitles block the equations.
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