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Zero coupon instruments pay only a single amount at their final maturity. They do not pay any intermediate interest. | Zero coupon instruments pay only a single amount at their final maturity. They do not pay any intermediate interest. | ||
Investors in zero coupon instruments are not exposed to reinvestment risk, because the whole of their return is enjoyed via the capital gain up to maturity, which is fixed from the investment date. (So long as they hold their investment for its full life up to final maturity.) | |||
Investors in zero coupon instruments are not exposed to reinvestment risk, because the whole of their return is enjoyed via the capital gain up to maturity, which is fixed from the investment date. | |||
(So long as they hold their investment for its full life, up to its final maturity.) | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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* [[Zero coupon bond]] | * [[Zero coupon bond]] | ||
* [[Zero-coupon swap]] | * [[Zero-coupon swap]] | ||
[[Category:Financial_products_and_markets]] | |||
Latest revision as of 10:31, 21 November 2021
Zero coupon instruments pay only a single amount at their final maturity. They do not pay any intermediate interest.
Investors in zero coupon instruments are not exposed to reinvestment risk, because the whole of their return is enjoyed via the capital gain up to maturity, which is fixed from the investment date.
(So long as they hold their investment for its full life, up to its final maturity.)
