I'm looking for the answers to questions 6-11.

For challenge problems, answers must be in your own handwriting and you must show all mathematical calculations. It's probably not surprising to learn, that during the pandemic many cash-strapped firms began issuing corporate debt to shore up their finances, however, it might be surprising to learn that many cash-rich firms, such as Disney, also issued debt during the pandemic (Marketplace, May 28,2020: "Companies are borrowing like crazy, even though their incomes are down"). The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) provides information on corporate bond issues. To view the details for Disney's March 19, 2020 bond issue, first navigate to the FINRA Bond Center (http: //finra-markets.morningstar.com/BondCenter/Default.jsp). From the menu of tabs, under the Market Data Center Bonds Guide link in the middle of the page, select the Search tab and for Bond Type select "Corporate. In the Symbol/CUSIP search field, enter DIS4969020 and for ALL-Show Results As select Bonds, and select SHOW RESULTS. If a User Agreement pops up, agree to the Terms and Conditions to continue. Use the Bond Detail information to answer the following questions regarding Disney's March 19, 2020 bond issue. Questions: 1. Why might cash-rich firms issue debt in a low-interest-rate environment, when they are able to finance existing projects with cash? 2. Is this bond issue senior or subordinate? 3. Is this bond issue collateralized? If yes, what collateral is pledged? 4. What is the offering size of this bond issue? If the par value is $1,000, how many bonds were issued? 5. What are the bond ratings for this bond issue? Is this bond issue investment grade or speculative? 6. What was the initial time to maturity of these bonds? 7. What is the coupon rate for these bonds? What is the annual coupon amount for each bond? 8. How often does each bond pay interest and what is the interest payment amount? 9. Use the Yield at Offering to solve for the offer price of each bond. 10. Was the offer price for each bond at par, premium, or discount? 11. On Recently 9/22/2020 the bonds were trading for $119.589, what was the market yield (i.e. the yield to maturity)? For challenge problems, answers must be in your own handwriting and you must show all mathematical calculations. It's probably not surprising to learn, that during the pandemic many cash-strapped firms began issuing corporate debt to shore up their finances, however, it might be surprising to learn that many cash-rich firms, such as Disney, also issued debt during the pandemic (Marketplace, May 28,2020: "Companies are borrowing like crazy, even though their incomes are down"). The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) provides information on corporate bond issues. To view the details for Disney's March 19, 2020 bond issue, first navigate to the FINRA Bond Center (http: //finra-markets.morningstar.com/BondCenter/Default.jsp). From the menu of tabs, under the Market Data Center Bonds Guide link in the middle of the page, select the Search tab and for Bond Type select "Corporate. In the Symbol/CUSIP search field, enter DIS4969020 and for ALL-Show Results As select Bonds, and select SHOW RESULTS. If a User Agreement pops up, agree to the Terms and Conditions to continue. Use the Bond Detail information to answer the following questions regarding Disney's March 19, 2020 bond issue. Questions: 1. Why might cash-rich firms issue debt in a low-interest-rate environment, when they are able to finance existing projects with cash? 2. Is this bond issue senior or subordinate? 3. Is this bond issue collateralized? If yes, what collateral is pledged? 4. What is the offering size of this bond issue? If the par value is $1,000, how many bonds were issued? 5. What are the bond ratings for this bond issue? Is this bond issue investment grade or speculative? 6. What was the initial time to maturity of these bonds? 7. What is the coupon rate for these bonds? What is the annual coupon amount for each bond? 8. How often does each bond pay interest and what is the interest payment amount? 9. Use the Yield at Offering to solve for the offer price of each bond. 10. Was the offer price for each bond at par, premium, or discount? 11. On Recently 9/22/2020 the bonds were trading for $119.589, what was the market yield (i.e. the yield to maturity)