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| Call period (n) | 5 |
| Callable value | 1050 |
| Coupon = 1000*9% | 90 |
| Yield to call = (Coupon+(Callable value-Market price)/n) / ((Callable value+Market price)/2) | |
| Yield to call = (90+(1050-980)/5) / ((1050+980)/2) | 10.25% |
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