ECO102H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Warren Buffett, Efficient-Market Hypothesis, Nominal Interest Rate

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Definition: a financial product promising specified payment at specified dates in the future. Face value: the amount of the final payments. Coupon payments: smaller payments at specified times before the final payment. Price: market price today in order to receive coupon payments and face value in the future. Yield: the return (in %) from investing in a bond at a given price (assuming the bond is in fact repaid). The interest rate implied by the bond"s value: generally highly liquid ix. A bond"s price is negatively related to its yield. Assuming a competitive market for bonds, a bond"s price is equal to the expected present value of coupon and face-value payments: real value of repayments of both bond and loan depends on real inters rate, example of bonds. Pv=k yield=10: 50% chance only receive k. Pv=1/2*44k+1/2*22k=k, if repaid k, yield=46. 67%, borrower pays a higher interest rate, lender gets a higher return.

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