Anonymous

28 Aug 2020

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How can you determine the yield against the risk of each particular loan on the macro view of a possible interest rate rise/cut?

How can you determine the yield against the risk of each particular loan on the macro view of a possible interest rate rise/cut?

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Lee John

28 Aug 2020

Compare the correlation of each other using beta. plot against interest rate axis

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