Corporate Finance
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Chapter 8, Problem 23QAP
Summary Introduction
Introduction: Accrued interest refers to the amount of interest that sums up on a daily basis. It is calculated by multiplying interest rate by total par value.
To compute: Invoice price of the bond.
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