The Conventional Way to Calculate the Bond- Equivalent Yield (BEY)

question 6

Multiple Choice

The conventional way to calculate the bond- equivalent yield (BEY) for a bond is to

• A) calculate the effective annual yield.
• B) subtract the approximate yield from the promised yield.
• C) multiply the semi- annual yield by 2.
• D) divide the coupon rate by 2.

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