You bought a $1,000 par IBM callable bond in September 2019 that is callable at 103 in 2023, 102 in 2024, 101 in 2025 and at par thereafter. It has a coupon rate of 3.0%/year. Excluding interest, how much would you receive if IBM called the bond in:
In 2023: Callable amount = 103%*1000 = 1030
In 2024: Callable amount = 102%*1000 = 1020
In 2025 and thereafter: Callable amount = 100%*1000 = 1000
You bought a $1,000 par IBM callable bond in September 2019 that is callable at 103...
You bought a $1,000 par IBM callable bond in September 2019 that is callable at 103 in 2023, 102 in 2024, 101 in 2025 and at par thereafter. It has a coupon rate of 3.0%/year. Excluding interest, how much would you receive if IBM called the bond in: 2023 2024 2025 2026 When is IBM likely to call the bond?
You bought a $1,000 par IBM callable bond in September 2019 that is callable at 103 in 2023, 102 in 2024, 101 in 2025 and at par thereafter. It has a coupon rate of 3.0%/year. Excluding interest, how much would you receive if IBM called the bond in: a)2023 b)2024 c)2025 c)2026 e)When is IBM likely to call the bond?
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