A fixed-income portfolio manager is unwilling to realize a rate of return of less than 3% annually
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A fixed-income portfolio manager is unwilling to realize a rate of return of less than 3% annually over a five-year investment period on a portfolio currently valued at $1 million. Three years later, the interest rate is 8%. What is the trigger point of the portfolio at this time, that is, how low can the value of the portfolio fall before the manager will be forced to immunize to be assured of achieving the minimum acceptable return?
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Essentials Of Investments
ISBN: 9780073368719
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Authors: Zvi Bodie, Alex Kane, Alan J. Marcus
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