A 10-year bond earns interest at 10.2 percent convertible semiannually and has a yield rate of 7.4 percent convertib immediately after the 11th coupon payment is 1019.48 dollars, what is the face value? Note: Don't assume that the face value and redemption value are the same. Answer= dollars.
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- Using the formula given below: Rbonds = F - P P if the market price of a $1,000-face-value discount bond changes from $925 to $900, the yield to maturity increases by%. (Round your response to two decimal places.)You consider purchasing bonds today. There are three future time periods, t = 1, 2, 3, wherebonds can have payoffs. Consider the following 4 bonds: a) One amortizing bond paying $40 each period trading at a price of $104.95.b) One amortizing bond paying less in early periods and more in later periods. The bond pays $40 inperiod 1, $30 in period 2, and $20 in period 3. This bond is trading at a price of $80.61.c) One coupon bond with a 11% coupon rate trading at a price of $96.08.d) One zero coupon, which currently trades at a price of $77.22. Suppose you can take long or short positions in any bond, and also lend or borrow money. Is it possibleto construct an arbitrage trade where you pay nothing upfront, and get a certain payoff in period 1? If so,describe how you would do this trade.A 12-year bond pays semi – annual coupons at j₂ = 9% and has a yield rate of j2 = 7.2%. If the book value immediately after the 7 th coupon payment is $1107.49, and the book value immediately after the 11 th coupon payment is $1085.83, what is the bond's face value? Answer: $ NOTE: Assume the note is NOT redeemable at par. You have attempted this problem 2 times. Your overall recorded score is 0%. You have 1 attempt remaining.