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Bond Call and NPV Calculation Analysis

The document outlines a financial analysis involving the cost of calling an old bond and the net cost of borrowing for a new issue. It calculates the present value of tax savings and cost savings associated with the bond, ultimately determining a positive net present value of 213,399.40, indicating a favorable financial decision. The analysis includes various calculations related to premiums, underwriting costs, and after-tax savings.

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Bond Call and NPV Calculation Analysis

The document outlines a financial analysis involving the cost of calling an old bond and the net cost of borrowing for a new issue. It calculates the present value of tax savings and cost savings associated with the bond, ultimately determining a positive net present value of 213,399.40, indicating a favorable financial decision. The analysis includes various calculations related to premiums, underwriting costs, and after-tax savings.

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Assignment 2

Call premium = 10,000,000 * 8% = 800,000


Cost of calling old bond = 10,000,000 + 800,000 = 10,800,000

Borrowing expense on new issue

Underwriting cost per year = 400,000/5 = $80,000


Tax saving each year = 800,000 * 40% = 32,000

Calculation for PV
N= 5, PMT = 32,000, FV= 0, I/Y = 9%

PV= 124,468.84

Net cost of borrowing = 400,000 – (124, 468.84) = 275,531.16

Step B

Cost savings:

12% * 10,000,000 * (1-o.40) = 720,000


9% * 10,000,000 * (1-0.40) = 540,000

After tax savings = 720,000 – 540,000 = 180,000

Calculation for PV
PMT = 180,000, I/Y = 9, N = 12, FV = 0

PV = 1,288,930.55

Step C

Net present Value

800,000 + 275,531.16 = 1,075,531.16 (outlflows)

Inflow = 1,288930.55

Net present value = 213,399.40

Refund because the NPV is positive

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