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For your reference attached homework for Financial markets and institutions assignment.

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Ebook Financial Markets and Institutions 5th Edition By Anthony Saunders and Marcia Millon Cornett McGraw-Hill.pdf

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S1 -- Cover Page (your name, date, course name and number)

S2 Introduction Search a type of your investment(s) and explain briefly for the reasonchoosing it.

S3 Find an Expected Rate of Return with your expected year of return

S4 Find a Realized Rate of Return

S5 Calculate Face Value of Coupon Bond (Valuation Bond) and Yield to Maturity

S6 -- Calculate the duration of a Bond (see page 93, table 3-7 as reference)

S6 Conclusion

S7 Recommendation

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HOMEWORK 2 Question 1: Please determine the expected rate of return by using \"Trial and Error.\" You need two tables, PVIFA and PVIF, to look for the factor. Please provide a clear calculation and brief explanation. Information as follow: Company purchased bond with par value $1,000 that will mature in 10 Year and pay 5% interest annually. If the bond has market price for $1,175, what is the expected rate of return? Par value = $1000 Interest rate = 5% Interest payment = $50 Number of years until bond Matures = T = 10 Market price = $1,175 Calculating expected rate using \"Trial and Error\" The expected rate is 2.954%. HOMEWORK 2 Question 2: Please calculate the semi-annual Yield-to-maturity. Please provide a clear calculation and brief explanation. Information as follows: The bond with par value $1,000, and rate to maturity for 8%. Bond will sell for $890 with 5 years. F (face value of bond) = $1000 P (Market price of the bond) = $890 n (number of semi-annual periods until maturity) = 5*2 = 10 Rate of maturity = 8% C (Coupon payment) = (P*maturity rate)/2 = (1000*8%)/2 = $40 Semi-annual Yield to Maturity = ( ( (F - P)) + C ) / ( (F + P)/2 ) ) = ( ( (1000 - 890)/10) + 40 ) / ( (1000 + 890)/2 ) ) = ( ( 11 + 40 ) / ( 945 ) ) = ( 51/ 945) = 0.05396 Yield to maturity (YTM) = 2 * 0.05396 = 0.1079 or 10.79% Alternate calculation YTM = (1 + 0.05396)2 - 1 = 0.1108 or 11.08% HOMEWORK 2 Question 3: Please calculate the Value of Bonds. Please provide a clear calculation and brief explanation: Bond has par value $1,000, 10% coupon rate, discount rate 8%, and pay semi-annually. Bond matures in 10 years. Period Cash flow PVIF Discount Cash Flow Par value (Par) = $1000 T (number of years until the bond matures) = 10 r (discount rate) = 8% INT (annual interest or coupon payment) = Par value * Coupon rate = $1000 * 10% = $100 INT Vb 2 2T t 1 Par (1 (r / 2)) 2T t 1 (1 ( r / 2)) INT 1 1 (1 (r 2)) 2T Par 2T 2 (r 2) (1 (r/2)) 100 1 1 (1 (0.08 2)) 20 1000 Vb 20 2 (0.08 2) (1 (0.08/2)) 100 1 1 2.1911 1000 2 0.04 (1.04) 20 1 1 2.1911 1000 50 0.04 2.1911 1 0.4564 50 456.4 0.04 1 0.4564 50 456.4 0.04 1135 .9 The Value of Bonds (Vb) is $1135.9 HOMEWORK 2 Question 4: (see page 93, Table 3-7) The duration of a zero-coupon bond has par value $1,000, coupon rate 8%, 5 years, and paid semi-annually and 6% yield. Par value (Par) = $1000 C (coupon rate) = 8% INT (semi-annual interest or coupon payment) = Par value * Coupon rate = $1000 * 8%/2 = $40 The duration is 4.25 years. Alternatively, if the coupon rate is indeed zero, then the duration would be same as maturity, which is 5 years