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Bond Pricing, Valuation, Formulas, and Functions in Excel

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Uploaded by on Sep 12, 2008

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This tutorial will show you how to calculate bond pricing and valuation in excel. This teaches you how to do so through using the NPER() PMT() FV() RATE() and PV() functions and formulas in excel.

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  • how do I save this in my computer?

  • @EcoTZ1 have to go to teachmsoffice. com for that.

  • =PV(B7,B3,B5,B6,0)

    Doesn't depend on "Coupon Rate", so why when you change it, it changes the Present Value?

    Because whenever I change that value the PV doesn't update.

  • The first argument is for the "rate." For the formula you typed, that would be cell B7. The present value depends on the rate b/c that is going to be what you use to discount the future value and vice verse.

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  • @ExcelisHell Is there a fixed YTM function in excel or do we have to look it up online on stock exchange websites?

  • This is very helpful and thank you!!!

  • @tiger496 There is a yield to maturity function that I used to get it.

  • exciting

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