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Two Minutes Concept Series Credit Spread

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25th December 2013
 
Credit Spread - What are they and what do they mean to an Investor in Corporate Bonds
 

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Two Minutes Concept Series 
Credit Spread 

Credit Spread is the difference between yields of government bonds and corporate bonds of similar maturities.

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Derivatives - Option Greeks - Vega and Rho

Vega is defined as the measure of the sensitivity of the value of the option to the changes in the volatility of the underlying asset. The change in the option premium or the value of the option is usually calculated for a 1% change in the volatility of the underlying asset.

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