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Bond pricing and yield to maturity
Bond pricing and yield to maturity
1. A bond's coupon rate is 5% and its YTM is 7%. The bond is trading at:
A premium (P > F)
Par (P = F)
A discount (P < F)
Cannot tell without knowing maturity
2. A 5-year bond with face value $1,000, 6% annual coupon, YTM 5%. What is its price? Answer in dollars to the nearest cent.
Answer for question 2
$
3. A 10-year bond has modified duration of 7.5. If yields jump 50 bps (from 5.0% to 5.5%), approximately what happens to price?
Falls about 0.4%
Falls about 3.75%
Rises about 3.75%
Falls about 7.5%
4. Why was interest-rate risk such a problem for Silicon Valley Bank in 2023?
They had short-duration assets and long-duration liabilities
They had long-duration assets that lost mark-to-market value when yields spiked in 2022-2023, eroding their capital base
They held no Treasuries at all
Their assets and liabilities were perfectly matched
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