Liquidity Premium Theory Flashcards

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long-term bonds…

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have high interest rate risk sensitivity, investors should be compensated for this risk.

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Liquidity Premium theory assumes…

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that investors are not indifferent to risk, they are risk averse.

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LPT recognises…

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that investors demand a yield premium as compensation for investing longer term.

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LPT suggests…

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that forward rates include both investors’ expectations of future spot rates and liquidity premiums.

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since implicit forward rates include a risk premium…

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forward rates should be higher than expected future spot rates, means that forward rates are not unbiased estimators of expected future spot rates.

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the liquidity premium causes…

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forward rates to be consistently higher than the expected future spot rates.

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problems with this theory

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although LPT explains the upward trend of yield curve, it does not indicate the size of the risk premium.

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8
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risk premium rising uniformly for all maturites…

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may not be the case.

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risk premium rising uniformly for all maturities…

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may not be the case.

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