An insurance company must make a payment of $162,889 in 10 years. The market interest rate is
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An insurance company must make a payment of $162,889 in 10 years. The market interest rate is 5%. The present value of the obligation is $100,000. The company’s portfolio manager wishes to fund the obligation using a four-year zero-coupon bond and perpetuities paying annual coupons.
How can the manager immunize the obligation. In other words, how can the company set the duration of the portfolio of assets equal to the duration of the liability? What % should the manager invest in the zero-coupon bond and what % should be invested in the perpetuities? Round your answers to two decimal places
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ISBN: 978-0132497978
3rd Edition
Authors: Horngren, Harrison, Oliver
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