There is an increase in the perceived marketability of a company’s bonds, so the liquidity premium decreases. What impact with this have on Yield? Will the cost of borrowing money from Bond markets become more expensive or less expensive?
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The liquidity premium is the additional yield that investors require to hold a bond that is less liquid, meaning it is harder to sell quickly without affecting its price. A decrease in the liquidity premium indicates that the bonds are perceived as more marketable Show more…
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