I know there is error in Answer of Bond B calculation, but I am not also getting the solution of institute, can anyone solve it as per Sanjay Sir’s method ????

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I know there is error in Answer of Bond B calculation, but I am not also getting the solution of institute, can anyone solve it as per Sanjay Sir’s method ????
I know there is error in Answer of Bond B calculation, but I am not also getting the solution of institute, can anyone solve it as per Sanjay Sir’s method ????
I know there is error in Answer of Bond A calculation, but I am not also getting the solution of institute, can anyone solve it as per Sanjay Sir’s method ????
If interest rates and risk factors remain constant over the remainder of a coupon bond’s life, and the bond is trading ata discount today, it will have a:A) negative current yield and a capital gain.B) positive current ...
SOLUTION FOR THE FOLL The price of a fixed-rate corporate bond with an annual modified duration of 6.32 increases from 90 to 95 per 100 of par value. If the government benchmark yield declines by 5 bps, the estimated ...
Please explain. The price of a fixed-rate corporate bond with an annual modified duration of 6.32 increases from 90 to 95 per 100 of par value. If the government benchmark yield declines by 5 bps, the estimated decline in the spread ...
ANS IS B BUT WHAT DOES C EXPLAIN HERE? Key rate duration: requires the shape of the benchmark yield curve to stay constant. measures a bond’s sensitivity to a change in the benchmark yield at a specific maturity. indicates the ...
If interest rates and risk factors remain constant over the remainder of a coupon bond’s life, and the bond is trading ata discount today, it will have a:A) negative current yield and a capital gain.B) positive current ...
The maturity effect is least likely to hold for a: low-coupon, long-term bond trading at a discount. zero-coupon bond. low-coupon, long-term bond trading at a premium.
Please explain Consider the following information for a fixed-rate bond: Yield to maturity 6.57% Annual coupon rate (paid semiannually) 9.00% Market value $11,189,092 Annualized modified duration 4.687985 If the bond’s yield to maturity increases to 7.25%, the bond’s estimated market value will be closest to: $9,746,599. $10,271,142. $10,832,402.