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October 1, 2014
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Formulas:
The following relationship gives the price of a semiannual pay bond:
INT
PVIFArd /2,2 N M PVIFrd /2,2 N
2
Vb
where
1
PVIFArd /2,2 N
1 rd / 2
2N
rd / 2
1 rd / 2
2N
The following relationships hold for a zero coupon bond when compounding semiannually:
Vb M PVIFrd /2,2 N
1 rd / 2
2N
M
rd 2
Vb
2N
1 100%
INT
rd
The following relationship shows the factors affecting the quoted market interest rate:
ADM 2350A
October 1, 2014
Quiz #3 Examination
Version #1 Solutions
Name: __________________________
Student ID #: _____________________
There are 2 problems on this quiz. Problem 1 counts 4 marks & Problem 2 counts 2 marks.
1. (4 marks) Please complete the following table for the missing 4 prices of a semiannual pay
bond with a 6% nominal annual coupon rate and a $1,000 maturity value:
Maturity
1 Year
20 Years
YTM = 4%
$1,019.42
$1,273.55
YTM = 6%
$1,000.00
$1,000.00
YTM = 8%
$981.14
$802.07
INT
PVIFArd /2,2 N M PVIFrd /2,2 N
2
Vb
Case1:2N=2x1=2,rd/2=0.02or2%,INT/2=$60/2=$30,&M=$1,000Vb=$1,019.42
Case2:2N=2x20=40,rd/2=0.02or2%,INT/2=$60/2=$30,&M=$1,000Vb=$1,273.55
Case3:2N=2x1=2,rd/2=0.04or4%,INT/2=$60/2=$30,&M=$1,000Vb=$981.14
Case4:2N=2x20=40,rd/2=0.04or4%,INT/2=$60/2=$30,&M=$1,000Vb=$802.07
IfusingafinancialcalculatorwithP/Y=C/Y=1,youmayusethevaluesabovefor2N,rd/2,INT/2,and
M,respectively,fortheTVMvaluesforN,I/Y,PMT,andFV.
IfyousetP/Y=C/Y=2,thenyouwoulduserdinsteadofrd/2intheI/Yregister.
markforEACHcaseforcorrectformulaorcalculatordataentryvalues
markforEACHcaseforcorrectanswer
2. (2 marks) A zero coupon bond that matures in 20 years with a maturity value of $1,000 is
currently selling for $142.05. Based on semiannual compounding, what is the nominal
annual yield to maturity to the nearest 1/100th of a percent?
$1, 000
rd 2
$142.05
Scientific Calculator:
mark for correct formula
mark total for correctly substituting for both M and V b in the correct formula
mark for correct value of 2N in the correct formula
mark for correct value for rd
1
40
Financial Calculator:
mark for setting P/Y = C/Y = 2 or multiplying resulting I/Y by 2 if P/Y = C/Y = 1
mark total for setting both FV = M and PV = - Vb (negative sign needed on either PV or FV)
mark for setting N = 2 x 20 = 40
mark for correct I/Y value
ADM 2350A
October 1, 2014
Quiz #3 Examination
Version #1 Solutions
Name: __________________________
Student ID #: _____________________