A $1000 par value bond with 20 years remaining to maturity has an 8% coupon paid on a semi-annual basis and is sold for $950. 13.a. Calculate the bond equivalent annual yield to maturity. Do your calculations on a semi-annual basis. 13.b. Calculate the effective annual yield to maturity
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