Quiz 3 Flashcards
Which type of bond incurs less interest rate risk?
a. a 5-year bond with a 9% annual coupon
b. a 5-year bond with zero coupon
c. a 10-year bond with a 9% annual coupon
d. a 10-year bond with zero coupon
a 5-year bond with a 9% annual coupon
There is a financial crisis in Europe. If the yield on IBM bonds increase, what kind of risk affected the increase in the yield?
a. downgrade risk
b. default risk
c. credit spread risk
d. reinvestment risk
credit spread risk
S&P put IBM on a watch list for a possible downgrade. If the yield on IBM bonds increase, what kind of risk affected the increase in the yield?
a. downgrade risk
b. default risk
c. credit spread risk
d. reinvestment risk
downgrade risk
Suppose Tom buys a call option contract with a strike of 4800.00%. The expiration price is $59. The premium is $5 per contract. What is the profit of the option per contract?
a. 1100.00%
b. -1100.00%
c. 0.00%
d. 600.00%
600.00%
Suppose Tom buys a call option contract with a strike of 3100.00%. The expiration price is $58. The premium is $5 per contract. What is the profit of the option per contract?
a. 2700.00%
b. -2700.00%
c. 0.00%
d. 2200.00%
2200.00%
Which is not a characteristic of the money markets?
a. high default risk
b. high liquidity
c. used to meet short-term needs
d. sold in large denominations
high default risk
Which type of bond raises money for projects at the federal government level?
a. treasury bond
b. municipal bond
c. corporate bond
d. auction rated security
treasury bond
Which type of bond raises money for projects at the state government level?
a. treasury bond
b. municipal bond
c. corporate bond
d. auction rated security
municipal bond
If you pay $975 for a 91-day T-bill. It is worth $1,000 at maturity. What is the discount rate?
a. 10.89%
b. 10.28%
c. 9.89%
d. 10.14%
9.89%
If you pay $971 for a 91-day T-bill. It is worth $1,000 at maturity. What is the discount rate?
a. 12.47%
b. 11.98%
c. 11.47%
d. 11.82%
11.47%
Which of the following risks do STRIPS incur?
a. interest rate risk
b. re-investment risk
c. purchasing power risk
d. interest rate risk and purchasing power risk
interest rate risk and purchasing power risk
The price of a 270-day commercial paper is $7,551. If the annualized yield is 2.80%, what will the paper pay at maturity?
a. $7,707
b. $7,762
c. $7,398
d. $7,345
$7,707
The price of a 270-day commercial paper is $7,556. If the annualized yield is 5.50%, what will the paper pay at maturity?
a. $7,861
b. $7,972
c. $7,263
d. $7,162
$7,861
Which risk do municipal bonds incur?
a. call risk
b. interest rate risk
c. purchasing power risk
d. credit risk
e. all of the above
all of the above
What type of money market instrument is where U.S. dollars are borrowed and loaned outside of the U.S.?
a. federal funds market
b. U.S. treasury bills
c. eurodollar
d. certificates of deposit
eurodollar
Which one is correct regarding forwards versus futures?
A. One allows you to buy or sell an asset in the future at a specified price where as the other does not.
B. Forwards have no default risk and futures do because an exchange takes on the default risk for forwards.
C. Futures are standardized and forwards are customizable.
D. Futures have limited regulation and forwards have a lot of regulation.
Futures are standardized and forwards are customizable.
During the 2008 financial crisis which Dividend Discount Model factors were NOT affected?
A. Higher expected dividends.
B. Lower growth rate.
C. Higher expected required return. D. B and C
Higher expected dividends.
Current stock price is trading at $80. You own 100 shares and put an order to sell the 100 shares at $85. What kind of order is it?
A. Market
B. Limit
C. Margin
D. Short Sale
Limit