O.FDI, II. portfolio, II. portfolio, IV. FDI

Q: Define duration (bond)

A: Bond duration: It is defined as the sensitive interest rate to the time of repayment of the…

Q: Contrast term stackholder and stakeholder

A: It is assumed that there is a typo in the question and the question is asking to contrast the term…

Q: Distinguish between (6) primary and secondary markets.

A: Differences between primary and secondary markets: Primary markets are those markets where the…

Q: Briefly explain Option Distinguish between Call option and a put option

A: Options are financial instruments whose value is based on underlying securities. An option contract…

Q: Define Puttable bond.

A: Puttable bond: A puttable bond is a kind of bond that offers the right to the bond holder, but not…

Q: How is the Accumulated Benefit Obligation (ABO) different from the Projected Benefit Obligation…

A: Accumulated Benefit Obligation and Projected Benefit Obligation both are terms used in the pension…

Q: Perpare financails based on GAAP

A: Financial statements are always prepared by the company but which are followed and prepared as per…

Q: Define each of the following terms:a. Option; call option; put option

A: Options: They are money related instruments subject to the derivatives of hidden protections, for…

Q: Question. What are Operating and non-operating expence?

A: Expenses refer to the outflow of money for the payment of any product or service used in the course…

Q: What are Equal-Payment Series?

A: Equal payment refers to the equal net periodic cash flows that an investor receives during the life…

Q: portfolio income includes

A: The objective of the question is to understand the components that make up portfolio income in the…

Q: Define derivatives

A: In Finance there are derivative contracts that derive its value from the underlying asset. This…

Q: Define alternative trading system (ATS)

A: An alternative trading system (ATS) is not an exchange-regulated, yet a position that suits its…

Q: Explain purchasing power bond

A: Bonds: A bond, also recognized as a fixed-income security, is a debt instrument shaped for the…

Q: Define adjusted present value approach (APV)

A: Introduction Adjusted present value is a valuation method introduced in 1974 by Stewart Myers.…

Q: Repo Instruments, Term Money and Call Money are part of a. Forex Market b. Money market c. Capital…

A: There are various markets -

Q: Define Realizable (settlement) value

A: Realizable settlement value in case of liabilities is considered to be equal to the settlement…

Q: What can be understood from active portfolio?

A: There are two strategies or approaches which can be used in management of portfolios which are…

Q: Define purchase option.

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Q: Define Debt Issue Costs.

A: Bonds: Bonds are a kind of interest bearing notes payable, usually issued by companies, universities…

Q: Which option does NOT form part of measurement bases in terms of IAS1? Select one: O a. Prime cost O…

A: In summary, IAS 1 does not specifically mention "prime cost" as a measurement basis, but it does…

Q: Define yield to maturity (YTM)

A: Bond is a financial instrument. Issuer issues bond to raise the fund and payback the amount at the…

Q: Define each of the following terms:a. Real option; managerial option; strategic option; embedded…

A: Real option: A real option is a desirable economic privilege or to give up a selection, often in…

Q: Define bid quote (or bid price)

A: The recent price of stock or security at which stock or security is purchased and sold in the stock…