dr|ft Posted June 2, 2006 Posted June 2, 2006 I didn't think these 2 questions applied to the other sub-forums so i put them in here. So Rd = [ I + (PV-NP)/n] / [(PV+NP)/2] where Rd = cost of debt I = annual interest payment PV = par (or face) value of the debenture NP = net proceeds of the issue = market price less costs n = the number of years to maturity of the debenture Eg the book gives me is... Suppose the Russ Saving Company issued an eight-year, 7 per cent debenture two years ago. The debenture is currently selling for $95.38. What is Russ Saving's cost of debt? Rd = [7 + (100-95.38)/6] / [(100+95.38)/2] = 7.95% If we assume a corporate tax rate of 30 per cent this approximate rate is adjusted for tax as follows - 7.95% x (1-0.3) = 5.565% OK that is straight from the text also "The cost of debt is the return that the firm's debtholder demand on new borrowing" if u were wondering. Find the cost of debt capital for Danny's Dangerous Didgeridoos if they issued corporate bonds with a face value of $1,000, paying interest at 5.25% pa compounded semi-annually, with a maturity of exactly 6 years. The current price is $1,000. The corporate tax rate is 36%. You may give your answer as an after-tax percentage per annum to the nearest percent or use linear interpolation or a financial calculator to give a more accurate result. Your answer should remain compounded semi-annually. Cost of debt = % pa A $1,000 corporate bond, issued by Ellie's Elegant Eveningwear, paying half-yearly compounding interest at 5.25% matures on 24 July 2013. If this corporate bond is worth $1,030.68 on 24 July 2006, what is the cost of debt, compounded semi-annually, for Ellie's Elegant Eveningwear? The corporate tax rate is 38%. You may give your answer as an after-tax percentage per annum to the nearest percent or use linear interpolation or a financial calculator to give a more accurate result. Cost of debt = % pa If you guys could give me a hand that would be awesome, thanks.
dr|ft Posted June 2, 2006 Author Posted June 2, 2006 for the first one would it be PV=1000 NP=1000 n=6 I=5.3189% pa (the pa value of 5.25% compounding semi-anually) making the first question Rd = [5.3189+ (1000 -1000)/6] / [(1000+1000)/2] = 0.53189% 0.53189% x (1-0.36) = 0.3404096%
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