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Develop and present a valuation model for corporate debt with aface value of $100 million dollars. The model should usehypothetical assumptions for the coupon rate and othercharacteristics as well as a hypothetical market interest rate. Youmust also select a maturity for the bonds and the frequency of thecoupon payments. The market rate should be justifiable/reasonablegiven current market conditions.Develop and present a valuation model for corporate debt with aface value of $100 million dollars. The model should usehypothetical assumptions for the coupon rate and othercharacteristics as well as a hypothetical market interest rate. Youmust also select a maturity for the bonds and the frequency of thecoupon payments. The market rate should be justifiable/reasonablegiven current market conditions. Explain why the model will beimportant for the issuance process that is being considered.Explain the possible determinants of the market interest ratethat you chose. For example, you should explain how the inflationrate in the economy could be expected to impact the market ratethat you chose.Explain how the market rate you chose will be dependent uponthe maturity. Describe what you believe to be the most persuasivetheory associated with the shape of market interest rates acrossthe maturity spectrum (i.e., the yield curve).Comment on how the different bond characteristics wouldinfluence the valuation of the bond. Provide illustrations in asummary table format for how the value might adjust for callprovisions and sinking funds.
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