YOUR BANK is thinking to issue a regular coupon bond (debenture) with following particulars: Maturity = 3 years, Coupon rate = 7.000%, Face value = $1,000.00, Coupon payments are annual and paid at the end of a year. In the fixed-income securities market, the yield curve for a bond with a similar default risk characteristics as one issued by YOUR BANK, is downward-upward sloping with the following interest rates per annum continuously compounded: Ro.18.000%, Ro.2 = 7.000%, R0,3 = 6.000%, R0,4 = 7.000%, and R0,5 = 7.500%, Where, the notation RoT is the spot-interest rate (at time t = 0) for T year maturity zero-coupon bond. As per you, what should be the issue (offer) price per bond of YOUR BANK in US dollars? (Roundoff your answer to the nearest four decimal places, in order to get as close answer as possible in Canvas.)

YOUR BANK is thinking to issue a regular coupon bond (debenture) with following particulars: Maturity = 3 years, Coupon rate = 7.000%, Face value = $1,000.00, Coupon payments are annual and paid at the end of a year. In the fixed-income securities market, the yield curve for a bond with a similar default risk characteristics as one issued by YOUR BANK, is downward-upward sloping with the following interest rates per annum continuously compounded: Ro.18.000%, Ro.2 = 7.000%, R0,3 = 6.000%, R0,4 = 7.000%, and R0,5 = 7.500%, Where, the notation RoT is the spot-interest rate (at time t = 0) for T year maturity zero-coupon bond. As per you, what should be the issue (offer) price per bond of YOUR BANK in US dollars? (Roundoff your answer to the nearest four decimal places, in order to get as close answer as possible in Canvas.)

Intermediate Financial Management (MindTap Course List)

13th Edition

ISBN:9781337395083

Author:Eugene F. Brigham, Phillip R. Daves

Publisher:Eugene F. Brigham, Phillip R. Daves

Chapter4: Bond Valuation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8MC: Suppose a 10-year, 10% semiannual coupon bond with a par value of 1,000 is currently selling for...

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