Question 1

Zero-coupon bonds issued in 1999 are due in 2009.If they are sold at 55 percent of face value,the implied yield to maturity is

Accepted Answer

A) 5.50% 
B) 6.16% 
C) 8.31% 
D) cannot be determined, need more information 
A) 5.50% 
B) 6.16% 
C) 8.31% 
D) cannot be determined, need more information

Question 2

Convertible bonds are a type of

Accepted Answer

A) straight-fixed rate bonds 
B) euro-medium term notes 
C) floating-rate notes 
D) equity-related bonds 
A) straight-fixed rate bonds 
B) euro-medium term notes 
C) floating-rate notes 
D) equity-related bonds

Question 3

"Investment grade" ratings are in the following categories:

Accepted Answer

A) Moody's: AAA to BBB - S&P's: Aaa to Baa 
B) Moody's: Aaa to Baa - S&P's: AAA to BBB 
C) Moody's: AAA to A - S&P's: Aaa to A 
D) Moody's: Aaa to A - S&P's: AAA to A 
A) Moody's: AAA to BBB - S&P's: Aaa to Baa 
B) Moody's: Aaa to Baa - S&P's: AAA to BBB 
C) Moody's: AAA to A - S&P's: Aaa to A 
D) Moody's: Aaa to A - S&P's: AAA to A

Question 4

Bonds with coupon payments indexed to some reference rates are called

Accepted Answer

A) straight-fixed rate bonds 
B) euro-medium term notes 
C) floating-rate notes 
D) equity-related bonds 
A) straight-fixed rate bonds 
B) euro-medium term notes 
C) floating-rate notes 
D) equity-related bonds

Question 5

Shelf registration allows an issuer to

Accepted Answer

A) shelve a securities issue and buy the securities later 
B) shelve a securities issue and sell the securities later 
C) preregister a securities issue and then shelve the securities for later sale 
D) preregister a securities issue and then shelve the securities for later purchase 
A) shelve a securities issue and buy the securities later 
B) shelve a securities issue and sell the securities later 
C) preregister a securities issue and then shelve the securities for later sale 
D) preregister a securities issue and then shelve the securities for later purchase

Question 6

Zero-coupon bonds were issued in 2005.If they are sold at 55 percent of face value,and the implied yield to maturity is 5%,the bonds will mature in

Accepted Answer

A) 4.5 years 
B) 10.75 years 
C) 12.25 years 
D) cannot be determined, need more information 
A) 4.5 years 
B) 10.75 years 
C) 12.25 years 
D) cannot be determined, need more information

Zero-coupon bonds issued in 1999 are due in 2009.If they are sold at 55 percent of face value,the implied yield to maturity is

Convertible bonds are a type of

"Investment grade" ratings are in the following categories:

Bonds with coupon payments indexed to some reference rates are called

Shelf registration allows an issuer to

Zero-coupon bonds were issued in 2005.If they are sold at 55 percent of face value,and the implied yield to maturity is 5%,the bonds will mature in

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Exam 7: Futures and Options on Foreign Exchange

Zero-coupon bonds issued in 1999 are due in 2009.If they are sold at 55 percent of face value,the implied yield to maturity is

Convertible bonds are a type of

"Investment grade" ratings are in the following categories:

Bonds with coupon payments indexed to some reference rates are called

Shelf registration allows an issuer to

Zero-coupon bonds were issued in 2005.If they are sold at 55 percent of face value,and the implied yield to maturity is 5%,the bonds will mature in

Globalization and the Multinational Firm

International Monetary System

Balance of Payments

Corporate Governance Around the World

The Market for Foreign Exchange

International Parity Relationships and Forecasting Foreign Exchange Rates

Management of Transaction Exposure

Management of Economic Exposure

Management of Translation Exposure

International Banking and Money Market

International Bond Market

International Equity Markets

Interest Rate and Currency Swaps

International Portfolio Investment

Foreign Direct Investment and Cross-Border Acquisitions

International Capital Structure and the Cost of Capital

International Capital Budgeting

Multinational Cash Management

International Trade Finance

International Tax Environment and Transfer Pricing

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