Matrix pricing is a process in which a bond’s yiel
Matrix pricing is a process in which a bond’s yield-to-maturity is determined from bonds currently available in the market that have similar attributes as the bond being considered.
Matrix pricing is most similar to the :
A. Debt-rating approach only.
B. Yield-to-maturity approach.
C. Yield-to-maturity approach and Debt-rating approach.
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Ans:A.
Matrix pricing (as describe) is an example of the debt-rating approach only.
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