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in this video we will cover the concepts of accrued interest clean price and dirty price of a bond we will pay special attention to a bonds quoted price and use of appropriate day count convention for purposes of calculating accrued interest lets say todays date is January 11th of 2012 and youre looking to invest in a US Treasury bond you pick up a paper and see the following quotation the issuer of this bond is US Treasury the par value or the face value of the bond is $1,000 the coupon rate of this bond is five one over eight and we will just explain how to use this coupon rate to calculate annual interest the issue date of this bond is December 15th of 2010 and the bond matures on December 15 of 2020 the current quoted price of this bond is 101 24 and we will just explain how to turn this into dollars and finally the yield to maturity of this bond is 4.7 3% first of all note that coupon rate of 5 1 or 8 means that annual interest equals 5 1 over 8% of $1,000 which is the par val