Consider Bond XYZ Coupon rate: 9,75% per year Yield to maturity: 11,4% per year Maturity date: 15 April 2046 Settlement date: 29 November 2021 The accrued interest is [1] R1,20205%. [2] R2,34537%. [3] R5,87781%. [4] R1,18207%. [5] none of the above

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Consider Bond XYZ

Coupon rate: 9,75% per year

Yield to maturity: 11,4% per year

Maturity date: 15 April 2046

Settlement date: 29 November 2021

The accrued interest is

[1] R1,20205%. [2] R2,34537%. [3] R5,87781%. [4] R1,18207%. [5] none
of the above

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