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Nominal rate includes real rate and premium for the inflation.
Chap 4
Interest rate and money supply tend inversely in short term. True
Chap5 Bond
As the IR rise, the bond price will go higher. False (should down)
Coupon rate rise inversely with bond values. False.
Coupon rate equals the market rate, bond is likely to be selling at Discount, Par, Premium? Par
Coupon rate>market rate, bond will sell at Premium
Coupon rate< market rate, bond will sell at Discount
Zero coupon bond has no reinvest risk. True
Chap 6
A convertible bond at $50 per share, selling at market at $120(*10shares=1200), at what price
would the stock be selling at PARITY?---$40
1000/25=40
A 10% bond purchased at $800, (trading at discount), what's the yield to maturity? 12.5%
800 becomes 1000, 1000/800
Purchase 4.5% bond at discount and hold the bond to maturity, what's yield of maturity? D
Discount means the yield of maturity would be higher.
A.3.5 B. 4 C.4.5 D.5
Chap 7 Option
In Call option of bond, maturity date approaches----decrease the price the investor has to pay.
Call option is an option contract which the holder has the right to sell the number of shares of the
underlying security that is covered by the contract by a fixed price for a fixed period of time.
False (buy)
Type of underwriting where the issue is withdrawn if the entire amount is not sold---all or none
offering.
The price at which the customer would buy security at secondary market----(buy the) ask price
Regular days an option settles: next day settlement (three days is a stock)
On sep 15th, Thursday, purchase regular settlement, interest 10% paid in six months, from June,
Tuesday Sept 20th is the pay day, should be calculated but not inclusive.
June 30
July 31
Aug 30
Government securities---Treasury notes, bills and bonds (Treasury bills have maximum 1 years 20 question+5 bonus
maturity, T notes 10years, T bonds 30 years)
Calculator
Agency's papers--backed by U.S. government---are not 100% securities
T bills are issued at Par? Discount? Premium?----issue at Discount and Book entry form (Only T
bills at discount from Face value/Par value $1000, others all at Book entry form), mature at Par
U.S. govern securities have no risks, (they have the power to print money), no default risk
Zero Coupon Bond---no coupon, but issued at discount (no reinvest risk)
Normally: $1000------8% straight 10 yrs; ZCB: break down to
$200--------moves up by each year to $1000, the process called
Imputed Gains.
T bills are quoted at discount.
If buy $10,000 T Bills at $9,300; the $700 is the interest, the rate $700/9300
Repo---is to buy back at specific time on specific date at specific rate of U.S. government
securities. (Gov lending money to banks---Easy money)
Reverse Repo---to sell the securities back to the original bank at a predetermined date and price.
(Gov take money out---Tight money)
Fed funds----is money borrows from bank to bank on overnight basis, to help each other with
short-term needs, some hours, days.
U.S. govern bonds----is traded at 97.08----what’s the dollar value of the bond? 972.50.
08/32*10=1/4, 97*10------972.5 (One bond is 10, 1/2=5, 3/4=7.5, 1/4=2.5)
What is guaranteed by U.S. government? General obligations? Revenues? Fannie May(Implied Government Bond: 08/32
Bond)? Genie May?------Genie May. 365 days, includes every day
Stocks split---A company declares the forward stock split, what's effect on the stock par value?
Decrease the share value and increase the numbers of shares outstanding.
If company has cumulative prefer stock outstanding that pays $7 per year, if dividend were not
paid last year but will be paid this year, how much should ? $14
If ………none-accumulative……..? How much? $7
If the event of liquidation of a corporation, the common stock holders--------have the last claim on
receipt.
Cumulative preferred
In corporate, 5% preferred stock outstanding, the dividends of past three year, 1st year is paid 2, Stock PAR: $100
2nd year is 2, 3rd year is 3, 4th year is due 5, how much to pay?
Have to pay total. Each year has to pay 5%*100(par value): 3+3+2+5=13 Bond PAR:$1000