Question 6Municipal bonds were issued with a face value of $100,000 and a coupon rate of 0.15% perquarter, and coupon payments are quarterly. This bond is bought in the bond market beforematuration, and there are only 14 payments remaining. The first coupon payment of this bond isdue today and the next payment is due after three months (one quarter), which you will beentitled to receive if you buy this bond now. What is the maximum amount you should pay forthis bond today? As an investor, you wish to earn 2.5% compounded daily. Consider firstcalculating the quarterly effective interest rate for this investor. The coupon rate can be used tocalculate recurrent revenues from this bond which will be coupon rate times its face value.*Assume that a quarter is 90 days

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