"BOND, PURCHASE PRICE, BOUGHT BETWEEN INTEREST DATES. A BOND is a written contract to pay a fixed sum called the REDEMPTION VALUE on afuture specified date called the REDEMPTION DATE. FACEVALU is bond's face value.FACRATE% is its nominal or face interest rate. INVRATE% is the investor's desired interest rate. NUMYEARS is the term of the bond in years from purchase date. PAYMNINT is the payment interval in months (=1 for month, =3 for quarter, =6 for semiannully, =12 for annually). REDMVALU is bond's redemption value in dollars (not as percent of face value.) PERPAYMN is the periodic interest payment. PURPRICE is the purchase price. To find the purchase price of a bond between interest dates, one has to find the purchase price on the last interest due date QUOTEDPR and accumulate this sum at simple interest at the buyer's rateINVRATE% to the date of purchase using exact days EDAYS and exact time(360 d/yr) *** Answers to problems. *** Note: JJ is semiannually. Last int date is 7-1-92(a) Set AAMONTH1=7, ADAY1=1, AYEAR1=1992, BBMONTH2=9, BDAY2=20, BYEAR2=1992, FACEVALU=1000, FACRATE%=7.5, INVRATE%=9, NUMYEARS=22.5, PAYMNINT=6, REDMVALU=1050 (1,000*1.05), purchase price is $880.71 and (b) accrued interest is $16.88. Note, book value on Sept 20, 1992 is 880.71-16.88 = 863.75. ||(a) A $1,000, 7.5%, JJ bond redeemable at 105 on Jan. 1, 2015 is bought on Sept. 20, 1992 to yield 9% compounded semiannually. Find the purchase price. (b) What is the accrued interest from July 1, 1992? Type , to see answers. Type (F2) to return to helpfile. ''(c) Copyright PCSCC, Inc., 1993"
