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3 years ago

What empowering means?

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Em·pow·erəmˈpou(ə)r/verbgerund or present participle: empoweringgive (someone) the authority or power to do something."nobody was empowered to sign checks on her behalf"

VLD [36.1K]3 years ago

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Give the authority or power to do something

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Thatcher corporation's bonds yield to call is 7.77%

What is the difference between yield to maturity and to call?

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The yield in each can be determined using a financial calculator which requires that the calculator be set to its end mode before making necessary inputs as shown below because the coupons would be paid at the end of each semiannual period:

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N=26(number of semiannual periods in 13 years)

PMT=47.50(semiannual coupon=9.5%*1000/2)

PV=-1150(current bond price)

FV=1000(face value of the bond=redemption value)

CPT(press compute)

I/Y=3.8289035%(semiannual YTM)

annual YTM=3.8289035%*2

annual YTM=7.66%

YTC:

N=10(number of semiannual periods in 5 years)

PMT=47.50(semiannual coupon=9.5%*1000/2)

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