Bond pricing is determined by discounting a bond's future cash flows using an appropriate discount rate. The discount rate considers both risk-free rates as well as risk premiums that account for factors like a bond's ranking, covenants, marketability, and credit rating. Higher risk is associated with higher risk premiums and lower bond prices.
Bond pricing is determined by discounting a bond's future cash flows using an appropriate discount rate. The discount rate considers both risk-free rates as well as risk premiums that account for factors like a bond's ranking, covenants, marketability, and credit rating. Higher risk is associated with higher risk premiums and lower bond prices.
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Bond pricing is determined by discounting a bond's future cash flows using an appropriate discount rate. The discount rate considers both risk-free rates as well as risk premiums that account for factors like a bond's ranking, covenants, marketability, and credit rating. Higher risk is associated with higher risk premiums and lower bond prices.
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