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Hitman42 [59]3 years ago

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Roman55 [17]3 years ago

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I have no clue

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AND also its your bff

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Giving the following information:

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We´re going to need MS Excel to find this value (Function "IRR"), Please see the attached excel sheet for further clarifications.

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Price 97,8

Coupon 5,70% annual

Coupon 0,0285 semi-annual

taxes 21%

time 8 years

time 16 semesters

Period Cash Flow

0 97,8

1 -2,85

2 -2,85

3 -2,85

4 -2,85

5 -2,85

6 -2,85

7 -2,85

8 -2,85

9 -2,85

10 -2,85

11 -2,85

12 -2,85

13 -2,85

14 -2,85

15 -2,85

16 -102,85

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