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A: Some risk can be hedged using derivatives

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A: Based on CAPM, Expected return on security = Risk free rate + Beta * Market risk premium

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Q: Explain Simple versus Nonsimple Investments?

A: The question is based on the concept of different way of investments.

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Q: This is a generalized framework for analyzing the relationship between risk and return: a. capital…

A: Risk refers to the uncertainty related to the investment within the future. Risk arises within the…

Q: When using the internal rate of return method, interest payments should OA. not be discounted OB. be…

A: While using Internal rate of return calculation we have to discount each element of income and cost…

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A: The Static GAP focuses on monitoring net interest income in the short term but it can be calculated…

Q: Highlight the key difference between option, futures and forward contracts.

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A: Period interest rate approach : In simple words, the period interest rate approach refers to the…

Q: Explain Payment Caps and Negative Amortization?

A: Payment Caps: A payment cap is a customer protection that bounds the amount that your monthly…

Q: Discuss the assumptions, approach, estimation, benefits, limitations, and criticisms of Arbitrage…

A: Arbitrage Pricing Theory is a multi-factor pricing model. Arbitrage Pricing Theory can be used to…

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Q: Fisher effect defines the relationship between nominal rates, real rates, inflation, default…

A: Fischer effect- It is named after economist Irving Fischer.

Q: Describe the Procedures used to determine the rate of return internal to nonsimple investments?

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Q: What is liquidity premium (LP)?

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A: Discounted technique is a technique to determine the present value of future cash flows.

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A: Contrast between Yield to maturity (YTM) and yield to redemption (YTC):

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