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IIA Exam IIA-CFSA Topic 1 Question 32 Discussion

Actual exam question for IIA's IIA-CFSA exam
Question #: 32
Topic #: 1
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A bond currently priced at $1,250 with a 10% nominal yield of $100 would have a current ield of _____________. The same bond priced at $800 would have a current yield of __________.

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Gaston
6 days ago
Okay, let me think this through step-by-step. The current yield is just the nominal yield divided by the price. So for the $1,250 bond, it's 8%. And for the $800 bond, it's 12.5%. I think I got it!
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Mayra
11 days ago
Haha, this exam is trying to trick us. It's like they want us to mess up the basic current yield formula!
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Winfred
22 days ago
Let's calculate it. The current yield is the annual interest divided by the bond price, so it should be 8%.
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Iraida
22 days ago
Wait, how is the current yield for the $800 bond 12.5%? Isn't that just the nominal yield divided by the price?
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Aracelis
5 days ago
A: The current yield for the $800 bond is 12.5% because it's the nominal yield divided by the price.
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Ashton
23 days ago
I disagree, I believe the current yield would be 12.5% at that price.
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Iluminada
25 days ago
I'm pretty sure the current yield for the $1,250 bond is 8%, not 9%. The 10% nominal yield divided by the $1,250 price gives you 8%.
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Ula
10 days ago
A) 9%, 12.5%
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Winfred
25 days ago
I think the current yield would be 8% if the bond is priced at $1,250.
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