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A) It is a secured long-term debt instrument issued by corporations.
B) It is always issued via an underwriter.
C) It may help a corporation to raise funds often at rates below those banks charge.
D) All corporations can tap the commercial paper market.
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A) writing a call option on the borrower's assets with the exercise price equal to the face value of the debt.
B) buying a call option on the borrower's liabilities with the exercise price equal to the market value of the debt.
C) buying a put option on the borrower's assets with the exercise price equal to the face value of the debt.
D) writing a put option on the borrower's assets with the exercise price equal to the face value of the debt.
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A) 40.0 percent.
B) 46.5 percent.
C) 51.5 percent.
D) 54.0 percent.
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A) The value of equity in a firm.
B) Total liabilities of a firm.
C) Net income of a firm.
D) Dividend yield of investments.
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A) good past payment performance perfectly predicts future behavior.
B) preservation of a good customer/FI relationship acts as an additional incentive to encourage loan repayment.
C) FIs only lend to customers they know.
D) customers with poor credit histories always default on their loans.
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A) Implied future probabilities are sensitive to the period over which MMRs are calculated.
B) The estimates are sensitive to the number of issues in each investment grade.
C) Syndicated loans seem to have higher mortality rates than corporate bonds.
D) The estimated probability values are historic or backward-looking measures.
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A) 1.64.
B) 1.56.
C) 2.1.
D) 3.54.
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A) probability that a borrower will default over a specified multi-year period.
B) marginal increase in the default probability due to a change in credit premium.
C) historic default rate experience of a bond or loan.
D) expected maximum change in the loan rate due to a change in the credit premium.
E) probability that a borrower will default in any given year.
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A) 6.36 percent.
B) 7.00 percent.
C) 7.13 percent.
D) 10.55 percent.
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A) a high default risk firm.
B) an indeterminant default risk firm.
C) a low default risk firm.
D) a lowest risk customer.
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A) 9 percent.
B) 11 percent.
C) 18 percent.
D) 10 percent.
E) 8 percent.
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A) 98.0 percent.
B) 2.35 percent.
C) 4.19 percent.
D) 3.90 percent.
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