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A bond has a coupon rate of 6% per annum and will repay its face value of $100 on its maturity in four years time. Investors expect a return of 4% per annum. The annual interest has just been paid for the current year.
Calculate the market value of the bond at today’s date
Current market value is present value of future receipts
So,
1. Present value of repayment of $100 discounted @0.855 = 85.5
2. Present value of interest $6 p.a discounted @3.630 = 21.78
Total PV = 107.28
The current market value of the bond is $107.28
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