B) Price of Bond When YTM Is 6% 1459.90 Price of Bond
B) Price of Bond When YTM Is 6% 1459.90 Price of Bond
B) Price of Bond When YTM Is 6% 1459.90 Price of Bond
40%
YTM of BOND
PV
Year Amount of PV Present Value
Part culars Factor@11
s Cashflow Factor@10% of Cashflow
%
Net Annual Cash Inflow 1 75 0.9091 68.18 0.9009
Net
2 75 0.8264 61.98 0.8116
Annual Cash Inflow
Net Annual Cash Inflow 3 1575 0.7513 1183.32 0.7312
Price of bond
c) Withcoupon rate 2.5% paid semiannually if bond has 2.7% current Yeild,Present vl
lessthan facevalue of bond. Hence Bond is sold at discount.
Particulars Years Amount of PV
Net Annual Cash Inflow 1 Cashflow
25 Factor@
0.9867 .35%
Net Annual Cash Inflow 2 25 0.9735
Net Annual Cash Inflow 3 25 0.9606
Net Annual Cash Inflow 4 25 0.9478
Net Annual Cash Inflow 5 25 0.9351
Net Annual Cash Inflow 6 25 0.9227
Net Annual Cash Inflow 7 25 0.9104
Net Annual Cash Inflow 8 25 0.8983
Net Annual Cash Inflow 9 25 0.8863
Net Annual Cash Inflow 10 2025 0.8745
Price of BOND 1981.41
d) YTM = 2.5%,Since the bond is priced at face value coupon rate and YTM will be same.
YTM of
BOND
Particulars Year Amount of PV Present Value
s Cashflow Factor@ .25% of Cashflow
60.87
1151.63
-1300.00
0.9434 70.75
0.89 66.75
0.8396 1322-40
1459.9
Yeild,Present vlaue of bond is
b)
D2 D1 x (1+g)
$ 0.41
Price in 1 year, P1 = D2 / (r - g)
$ 18.69
c)
Expected Return (P1 + D1) / P0 - 1
5.06%
d)
D1 $ 0.10
g 1.20%
Price Po D1 / (r - g)
2.63157894736842
e)
D2 D1x(1+g)
D2 $ 0.10
P1 D2/(r-g)
P1 $ 2.66
f)
Expected Return (P1 +D1)/Po
Expected Return 1.05
g)
No, since the required return is the same, and since the stocks are fairly priced and have the same, yo
ced and have the same, you would earn the same return of 5% in either case, so Cheetah is not a better investm
eetah is not a better investment (or a worse investment)
Cost of Capital 0.065
Year Cashflow Present Value
1 0 0
2 0 0
3 0 0
4 0 0
5 0 0
6 0.2 0.13706682376
7 0.2 0.128701242967
8 0.2 0.120846237528
9 0.3 0.170205968349
10 0.3 0.159817810656
Terminal Value 15.675 8.350480606784
YTM on the 5 year coupon bond is the Yield on 5-year Government zero coupon bond plus appropriate yield spread
Where F= Face value (given as $2000), P= Price (given as $1,885.28) and n= period (5 years)
0.011884 or 1.84%
Also given, rating of Zeta bond= BBB and yield spread on BBB bond= 1.65%
Step 2:
P/Y= 1 C/Y= 1 N= 5
I/Y= 2.8384
PMT 90
FV 2000
CPT PV =-2,152.897612
Step 3:
Part (c ):
Part (d):
P/Y= 1, C/Y= 1
N= 5
I/Y= 3.6884
PMT= 90
FV= 2000
CPT PV -2,072.90
Additional interest per year= Increase in number of bonds*face value per bond* coupon rate
32310
appropriate yield spread.
US Government
Zero Coupon Tiger Risk Premium
Bond Maturity
YTM
1.80%
1.60%
1.40%
1.20%
1.00%
0.80%
0.60%
0.40%
0.20%
0.00%
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 Year 7 Year Tiger YTM - 7 year US yeild
-1340.53 -1278.68
0 96
0 96
0 96
0 96
0 96
0 96
1500 1296
1.62% 6.79% 5.17%
6 7