All else equal, how does the price of a putable bond compare to the price of the underlying straight bond? Group of answer choices Putable = straight Putable < straight Putable > straight
Price of puttable bond>Price of straight bond
As puttable bond grants investor or bondholder the right but not the obligation to put/sell the bond back to the issuer in case of favorable conditions, it has to be worth more than straight bond
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The lower the price, the lower the producer surplus, all else equal. Group of answer choices True False
Question 3 2 pts All else equal, which of the following relation is true? Assume all bonds are based on the same underlying straight bond. If it does not say that a bond is callable or convertible, then assume that it is not. For example "callable" means a regular coupon-paying bond that is callable, but not convertible. Callable < convertible < straight Straight < callable < convertible Convertible < callable < straight Callable < straight < convertible
Consider hypothetical Callable bond (C) and Putable bond of XYZ Corporation. All bonds in this question are risk free. Both bonds have 2 years to maturity, face values of $1000, and annual coupon rates of 10%. Coupons are paid annually. The callable bond (C) can be called at par, only at the end of the first period (right after the coupon payment). Similarly, the putable bond (P) can be put at par, only at the end of the first period...
All else equal, the price of which of the following bonds is least sensitive to a three percentage point increase in interest rates? A 12-year 0% coupon bond A 12-year 7% coupon bond This cannot be solved with the provided information A 2-year 7% coupon bond A 2-year 0% coupon bond
QUESTION 1 Match the terms correctly - Putable Bond A Investors can exchange the bond for a set number of shares of common stock of the issuer. - Secured Bond ..Callable Bond . . Convertible Bond - Debenture B. Specific assets of the firm are designated as collateral for the bond. C. Investors can force the issuerto repurchase the bond at a price that is pre- specified in the bond indenture. D. A bond that does not have specific assets...
3.5 In the Black-Scholes option pricing model, value of an option decreases, all else equal, as it nears expiration. (True / False) 3.6 The Black-Scholes option pricing model assumes which of the following? a. Jumps in the underlying price b. Constant volatility of the underlying c. Possibility of negative underlying price d. Interest rate increasing as option nears expiration 3.7 Which Greek shows how sensitive option delta is to the price of the underlying asset? a. Vega b. Gamma c....
all else equal, how does a decrease in a depreciation schedule ( a 6-year schedule to a 4-year schedule) affect NPV when a tax rate of 30%? a. not enough info. b. no NPV impact c. Increases NPV d. Decrease in NPV
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Which of the following statements is most correct? a. All else equal, if a bond's expected yield to maturity decreases, its price will fall. b. All else equal, if a bond's yield to maturity increases, its current yield will fall. c. If a bond's yield to maturity exceeds the coupon rate, the bond will sell at a premium over 4. par d. All of the statements above are correct e) None of the statements above is...
How is the price determined for a bond (or bond issue)? Compare the two commonly used methods of determining interest on bonds.
All else constant, a bond will sell at _____ when the bond yield is _____ the coupon rate. A. at par; less than B. a premium; equal to C. a discount; lower than D. a premium; lower than E. at par; higher than