Chapters 3 - 5 Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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Cash flow

A

Difference between cash receipts and cash expenditure

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Present Value

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Today’s value of payment in respect to be received in the future with the interest rate of i

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3
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simple loan

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A credit market instrument that provides the borrower a certain amount of money, which must be returned by the maturity date along with interest.

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4
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Fixed-payment loan

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When borrower has to return lender a fixed amount per year , which consists of part of principal and interest rate, for a set number of years.

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5
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Coupon bonds

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When borrow returns lender a a certain amount of money until date of maturity, when the face value is repaid.

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6
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Discount Bonds (zero-coupon bond)

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When bonds are bought at a price lower than face value; interest rate is not given.

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7
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coupon rate

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amount given yearly in relation to final face value

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8
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face value ( par value)

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final amount repaid in coupon or discount bonds at the end of maturity date.

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9
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yield to maturity

A

interest rate that equates the present value of cashflow with its value today

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10
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Perpetuity / Console

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Bonds with no maturity date

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11
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nominal interest rate

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interest rate not adjusted for inflation

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12
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real interest rate

A

interest rate adjusted for inflation

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13
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Real terms

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real goods and services you can buy

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14
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Indexed bonds

A

bonds with interest and principal adjusted to see future price level

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15
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Return

A

Payments to the owner of a security plus the change in security’s value, expressed as a fraction of its purchase price

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16
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Rate of capital gain

A

change in bond’s price relative to initial purchase price

17
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current yield

A

An approximation yield to maturity that equals the yearly coupon

18
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duration

A

average lifetime of a debt security’s stream of payments

19
Q

interest-rate risk

A

the possible reduction in returns that is associated with interest rate changes

20
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reinvestment risk

A

interest rate risk that is associated with the fact that short-term interest rate proceeds must be reinvested at a future interest rate which is uncertain

21
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Asset

A

piece of property that stores value

22
Q

Wealth

A

total resources owned by individual, including all assets

23
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Expected Return

A

return expected over the next period on an asset relative to alternative assets

24
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risk

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degree of uncertainty associated with return

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Liquidity
ease/ speed assets can be turned into cash
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standard deviation
statistical indicator of an asset's risk
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theory of portfolio choice
how much of an asset people want to hold in their portfolio
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demand curve
A curve depicting the relation- ship between quantity demanded and price when all other economic variables are held constant.
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supply curve
A curve depicting the relation- ship between quantity supplied and price when all other economic variables are held constant.
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excess supply
quantity of bonds supplied exceeds quantity of bond demanded
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asset market approach
Determining asset prices using stocks of assets rather than flows
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econometric models
models whose equations are estimated with statistical procedures using past data
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Fisher Effect
when expected inflation rises, interest rate will rise