Please find it at
http://www.math.ilstu.edu/krzysio/KO-FM-Exercise20.pdf
Yours,
Krzys'
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Please find it at
http://www.math.ilstu.edu/krzysio/KO-FM-Exercise20.pdf
Yours,
Krzys'
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Please find it at:
www.math.ilstu.edu/krzysio/KO-FM-Exercise21.pdf
I hope you will enjoy it.
Yours,
Krzys'
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Please find it at:
www.math.ilstu.edu/krzysio/KO-FM-Exercise22.pdf
I hope you will enjoy it.
Yours,
Krzys'
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This exercise is not a multiple choice exam-like problem, but instead a slightly longer problem discussing the range of possible yields on a callable bond:
http://www.math.ilstu.edu/krzysio/KO-FM-Exercise23.pdf
I hope you will enjoy it.
Yours,
Krzys' Ostaszewski
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I am going to speed up postings just before the exam, so that you can get some extra material.
http://www.math.ilstu.edu/krzysio/KO-FM-Exercise24.pdf
I hope you will enjoy it.
Yours,
Krzys' Ostaszewski
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http://www.math.ilstu.edu/krzysio/KO-FM-Exercise25.pdf
I hope you will enjoy it.
Yours,
Krzys' Ostaszewski
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Question about this one:Originally Posted by krzysio
In the solution it said that the present value of the 2 year bond is
$95,238.1/1.044 + $1,904,761.9/1.044^2
Shouldn't the last figure there be
$2,000,000/1.044^2? Why does it seem to not include the second coupon payment?
Dear Arnold Kim:Originally Posted by Arnold Kim
Gosh, you must be ready for this test! Yes, you are right. I posted a corrected version now. Thanks for noticing this.
Yours,
Krzys'
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Question regarding Sample Exercise 11:
Did I make an incorrect assumption of some sort here?
5(X)^n = 8 where X = 1+i
X^n = 8/5
Substitute that into the equation for the accumulated value:
(X^n - 1)/d = 8
and you have:
(8/5 - 1)/d = 8 ---> d=.075
Nope. You did a great job, you find a quick and effective solution. Congratulations and thank you for pointing it out. Great work.
Yours,
Krzys' Ostaszewski
author of the Course FM manual at NEAS-seminars.com
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