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77julia77 [94]
1 year ago
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If you buy the bond for $1,000 (ytm = 6%), then the yield increases to 7%, and you sell the bond immediately after the first cou

pon payment (in 1 year), what is your hpr?
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1 answer:
shusha [124]1 year ago
7 0

If you buy the bond for $1,000 (YTM = 6%), then the yield increases to 7%, and you sell the bond immediately after the first coupon payment (in 1 year), hpr after 1-year

bond price = 60/1.07 +1000/1.07

=990.65

HPR = ((990.65-1000)+60)/1000

=5.06%

A credit score card price coupon is a paper slip with charge information, consisting of the due date and the card's assertion balance, that is supposed to be sent along side a check whilst paying a credit card invoice through mail.

The term "coupon" is derived from the historic use of actual coupons for periodic hobby payment collections. as soon as set on the issuance date, a bond's coupon charge remains unchanged and holders of the bond acquire fixed interest bills at a predetermined time or frequency.

The coupon rate, additionally called the nominal charge, nominal yield, or coupon fee is a percent that describes how plenty is paid by means of a set-income safety to the proprietor of that protection for the duration of the period of that bond.

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