Coupon Rate Template

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Coupon Rate Template

This coupon rate template will calculate a bond’s coupon rate based on the total annual coupon payments and the face value of the bond. As is customary with CFI templates the blue values are hardcoded numbers and black numbers are calculations dependent on other cells.

Here is a snippet of the template:

Coupon Rate Template

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Coupon Rate Formula

The formula for calculating the coupon rate is as follows:

Coupon Rate formula

Where:

C = Coupon rate

I = Annualized interest

P = Par value, or principal amount, of the bond

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