The type of bond for which the bonds present value is greater than bonds face value is classified as ____________?

Correct answer: D. premium bondGet Corporate Bonds

  • A. coupon bond
  • B. interest bonds
  • C. discount bond
  • D. premium bondGet Corporate Bonds

Explanation

When a bond's present value exceeds its face value, its coupon rate is higher than the market's required return, so investors pay a premium for it. This is therefore a premium bond rather than a discount bond.

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