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sweet-ann [11.9K]
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a. 96.87%

b. 0.08%

c. 1.79%

d. Please read the explanation below.

Explanation:

a. Number of compounding period (t) = 1

Yield to maturity = 3.23%

Assume the face value of Zero compund bond is 1.000.

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Price = Face Value / (1+YTM)^t

= 1.000/(1+0.323)^1

=968.71

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b. Credit spread = Yield of AAA - Yield of treasury bond = 4.94% - 3.15%= 0.08%

c. Credit spread = Yield of B - Yield of treasury bond

= 4-94% - 3.15%

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D. The credit rating a bond changes with its corresponding change in the credit risk. That means higher the risk, lower will be the rating of the bond and vice versa.

The investors demand for higher return on risky bonds for undertaking additional risk. Therefore, the credit spread widens as the bonds rating falls with an increase in the risk.

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Cost of moving equipment                                $3,286

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