Interest Rate Risk: Short-Term vs Long-Term Bonds
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Corporate Finance Phantom Student1
Table of ContentsTitle Page1Table of Contents2Grading Rubric 3Question 1 and Answer6Question 2 and Answer10Question 3 and Answer13Question 4 and Answer14Question 5 and Answer16References182
Grading RubricRequirementsDeductionsQuantitative Understanding1Qualitative Understanding2Teachability2Instructions0Total Score95Instructor Comments (if any):A few errors, but otherwise excellent work.3
FIN Corporate Finance AssigmentInstructions: Read these instructions and each question carefully. Failure to follow these instructions will result in deductions from your grade. This is a take home assignment, and it is open note and open book. You may use internet resources. Additional instructions follow:On are before 11:59pm of Monday the 23rd of February, 2015, each student will electronically submit their assignment in MS Word via email to *************. The student will title the email “Last Name, First Name – assignment”. The student will title the Microsoft document “Last Name, First Name – Midterm”. The student will create a title page and put their name and date on this title page.If there is a conflict between these instructions and any prior information provided, including your syllabus, these instructions take precedence.If you believe a question is unanswerable, explain why and make any necessary assumption(s) and answer the question. Make these assumptions at the beginning of youranswer.If you believe a question has incorrect information, you are to make explicit reference to the incorrect information and then restate the question with your corrected information and answer the question. Make these corrections at the beginning of your answer.If you leave a question unanswered, partial credit cannot be granted. Therefore, make an attempt to answer all questions. Show your work for the maximum award of partial credit. In general, show your work. It helps the grader decipher your thought process.As you have significant time to complete the assignment, your work product is to be organized and presented at a professional level of work, i.e. do not submit “sloppy” work.See sample exams in Old assignment and Answers folder/link in the course shell.Include a Title page, Table of Contents, and the Grading Rubric (found below) in that order as your first three pages of your assignment.Assume the reader of your assignment has no clear understanding of finance. However, he/she is sound mathematically and has good comprehension and reasoning skills.Use the attached TVM template to exhibit financial calculations where applicable. Do not resubmit the blank template with your assignment.If needed, attach a Reference section to the end of your assignment. You may follow anycitation and referencing style that you desire; however, you must be consistent with its use.Where applicable use the same notation as in class.When writing out equations, use the Equation Editor, which can be found under the InsertTab in Microsoft Word.Throughout the assignment you are being asked to replicate topics/learning materials. You MAY NOT use examples from class, the textbook, other textbooks, the internet, or any other outside sources. You must always create your own work product. Do not plagiarize.Assignments are to be submitted in a Microsoft Word document or be readable in Microsoft Word. The readability of the electronic file/document that contains your assignment is your responsibility.The goal of your assignment should be to teach the subject matter. Teach me. Teach yourself. Teach the world.4
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