Lecture 17 Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
Q

similarity b/w long-term notes and bonds

A

borrower’s obligation is to make payments in accordance w/ contractual agreement

principal & interest

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2
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bond

A

2 kinds of cash payments
1. lump sum payment due on day the contract expires (par value, face value, maturity value, principal amount)

  1. equal payments @ regular intervals over contract term; determined by par value and coupon (nominal, stated, contractual) rate
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3
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coupon payment =

A

par value * (nominal coupon rate / #coupon payments per year)

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4
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issue price

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price @ which bond originally issued

amount received by firm from lenders @ date of issue

PV of future maturity payments & coupon payments discounted at market rate of interest @time bond was issued

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5
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historical interest rate

A

interest rate the market demanded when the bond was issued

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6
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historical interest rate per period =

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annual market rate @issuance / # payments per year

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7
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current interest rate

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interest rate @which the bonds are currently trading in the market

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8
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premium (discount) at issue =

A

issue price - par value

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9
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net book value =

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PV of all remaining future cash flows using the HISTORICAL interest rate

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10
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current market value =

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PV of all remaining future cash flows using the CURRENT market interest rate

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11
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interest expense (per compounding period) =

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NBV @start of period * Historical interest rate per period

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12
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historical interest rate =

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(Issue price? / Market price) - 1

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13
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effective interest method

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requires that interest expense each period is based on the effective interest rate implicit in the lending arrangement when it was initiated (historical market interest rate)

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14
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proceeds at issuance depend on…

A

FV of bond
Coupon interest rate
effective interest rate at issuance (market rate when issued)

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15
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Cash proceeds =

A

PV Principal + PV Annuity Coupon

*use semi-annual coupon rate

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16
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Journal entry for bonds issued @par

A

cash

   bonds payable
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17
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bond issued @discount

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when market rate > coupon rate

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18
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journal entry for bond issued @discount

A

cash
discount on bonds payable

   bonds payable
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19
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interest payments for bonds not issued at par

A
  1. cash paid - does NOT change

2. interest expense - CHANGES over time

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20
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cash payments =

A

face value * coupon rate

21
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interest expense =

A

NBV * historical rate

22
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journal entry for interest payment @par

23
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journal entry for interest payment @discount

A

int exp

   cash
   discount on bonds payable
24
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journal entry for bond retirement

A

bonds payable

   cash
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NBV for bond @discount =
face value - total unamortized discount
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bond issued @premium
when market rate
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journal entry for bond issued @premium
cash bonds payable premium on bonds payable
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the coupon rate is used ONLY FOR...
determining coupon payment, NOTHING ELSE!
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NBV of bond issued @premium =
face value + total unamortized premium
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early retirement of debt
if amount paid to retire LT liability is different from book value, firm recognizes a gain or loss from transaction
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journal entry for interest payments @premium
int exp premium on bonds payable cash
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journal entry for gain on debt retirement for bond issued @discount
bonds payable cash gain on debt retirement discount on bonds payable
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interest expense for par
= interest payments
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interest exp for discount
> interest payments
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interest exp for premium
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balance sheet carrying value for par
= face value
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balance sheet carrying value for discount
= face value - discount
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balance sheet carrying value for premium
= face value + premium
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interest payments
USE COUPON RATE FOR ALL 3 TYPES
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interest rate for par
coupon = market
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interest rate for discount
coupon
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interest rate for premium
coupon > market
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cost of borrowing for all 3 types
effective rate (market rate at time of issuance)
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cash proceeds - par
= face value
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cash proceeds - discount
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cash proceeds - premium
> face value
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discount on bonds payable is a ___ acount
contra liability
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EB book value of bond
BB + Int exp - coupon payment