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Tutorials: Financial Functions & Models

Bond Pricing Calculations for Simple Bonds
         - Future Value, Present Value, Interest Rate, etc.

This video tutorial shows you how to value and price simple bonds through excel. This will teach you how to do present value PV(), future value FV(), payment PMT(), yield to maturity rate RATE(), and number of periods NPER() calculations in excel for simple bonds. This tutorial will explain how to use these functions in conjuction with each other in order to find any missing information.

Topics Covered
     Bond Valuation and Pricing in Excel
     PV(), FV(), PMT(), RATE(), &        NPER() Functions
     Used for simple bonds with no        special features or provisions
   Difficulty:         Intermediate
   Video:               Yes
   Spreadsheet:     Yes      Download
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