) You buy a T-bill at 88 TL. The matursity is 180 days (6 months). Par Value is 100 TL. If the expected inflation for the next 6 month is 11, calculate the real rate of return? (ex ante) 2) The central bank policy rate which is 1 week repo rate is 35%. Find the compounded yield of the policy rate? 3) Mortgage Loan 3 500 000 TL Maturity 120 months Monthly Interest Rate %3.4 Monthly Installments? 4) A person puts 200 dollar to a pension fund every month. This is invested in Eurobonds yielding sa annual. How much will be accumulated after 20 years? 5) Find the price of a bill maturity 200 days. simple yield $36. Par value: 100 TL

) You buy a T-bill at 88 TL. The matursity is 180 days (6 months). Par Value is 100 TL. If the expected inflation for the next 6 month is 11, calculate the real rate of return? (ex ante) 2) The central bank policy rate which is 1 week repo rate is 35%. Find the compounded yield of the policy rate? 3) Mortgage Loan 3 500 000 TL Maturity 120 months Monthly Interest Rate %3.4 Monthly Installments? 4) A person puts 200 dollar to a pension fund every month. This is invested in Eurobonds yielding sa annual. How much will be accumulated after 20 years? 5) Find the price of a bill maturity 200 days. simple yield $36. Par value: 100 TL

EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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Chapter2: The Domestic And International Financial Marketplace

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