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The bonds have a yield-to-maturity of 2.875% calculated semi-annually.
AU Optronics Warns on Earnings Lorraine Luk 2010
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It is also important to rule out both residual and yield-to-maturity effects as they are considered systematic and cannot be controlled by the manager's decisions.
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Factoring these in, yield-to-maturity for higher-rated loans has fallen almost a full percentage point, to 4.36%, while loans rated triple-C or worse still yield some three percentage points or more above the level they yielded before Lehman's fall.
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The bonds have a coupon of 6.375% and a yield-to-maturity of 6.639%, a spread of only 2.46 basis points over the 4.17% return of 10-year U.S. Treasury Bonds.
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The bonds have a coupon of 6.375% and a yield-to-maturity of 6.639%, a spread of only 2.46 basis points over the 4.17% return of 10-year U.S. Treasury Bonds.
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That means investors can pick up the same yield-to-maturity with TIPS, and at the same time protect against future inflation.
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The convertible security now has a yield-to-maturity of 3.2%, which includes the coupon and the expected appreciation of the bond back to its par value.
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Most active heading into the weekend are its 2015 issue along with its 6% coupon maturing January 2020 where investors drove the yield-to-maturity lower to 4.07%.
Forbes.com: News Andrew Wilkinson 2011
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Most active heading into the weekend are its 2015 issue along with its 6% coupon maturing January 2020 where investors drove the yield-to-maturity lower to 4.07%.
Forbes.com: News Andrew Wilkinson 2011
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Some $24mm of its 3.75% March 2016 maturity changed hands Tuesday as investors sought its 3.35% yield-to-maturity.
Forbes.com: News Andrew Wilkinson 2011
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