The investment manager of a corporate pension fund has purchased a Treasury bill with 182 days to
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The investment manager of a corporate pension fund has purchased a Treasury bill with 182 days to maturity at a price of $ 9,600 per $ 10,000 face value. The manager has computed the bank discount yield at 8 percent.
a. Calculate the bond equivalent yield for the Treasury bill. Show your calculations.
b. Briefly state two reasons why a Treasury bill’s bond equivalent yield is always different from the discount yield.
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ISBN: 978-0071338875
8th Canadian Edition
Authors: Zvi Bodie, Alex Kane, Alan Marcus, Stylianos Perrakis, Peter
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