Taking coupons into account

By Sara Cecchetti, Antonio Di Cesare

Sara Cecchetti and Antonio Di Cesare show that bond yields and spreads are not good indicators of default risk – and that coupon rate is an important driver of the yield curve

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Comment by: Mike Peterson. Posted 9 years ago [2014-08-07 13:54:52]

Apologies to the reader commenting below. We have added a link to this article giving a web address for the full paper on which this article is based.

Comment by: Anonymous. Posted 9 years ago [2014-08-07 12:55:17]

To Creditflux: Very interesting article. Wanted to get the paper. Struggle!!! I couldn't mark & copy the name of the paper to google it, nor was their a hyperlink to click on... I understand your legitimate ambition to protect content, but sometimes it goes a bit to far maybe.... in cases like this a hyperlink, or a free section that can be copied would be highly appreciated!