The Flat Yield of a Bond Lecture 011 Securities Investment 101 Video 00013

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In this lecture we examine the simplest bond yield measurement, the 'Flat Yield', which is a measure of the periodic income of a bond divided by its initial price. • The long-term redemption and capital return values of a bond are irrelevant when considering the flat yield of a bond, which is also known as the current yield, interest yield, income yield, market yield, mark to market yield, or running yield. • After describing how to calculate the flat yield, we also make note of the special relationship between what you pay for a bond and what directional effect this has on the flat yield as compared to the fixed coupon rate. • Previous: • The Time Value of Money, Lecture 010,... • Next: • Introducing Yield To Maturity, Lectur... • For financial education from London to Singapore and beyond, please contact MithrilMoney via the following website: • http://mithrilmoney.com/ • This MithrilMoney lecture was delivered by Andy Duncan, CQF. • Please read our disclaimer: • http://mithrilmoney.com/disclaimer/

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