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Principles of Financial Maths

Question 1 of 6

The value of a coupon bond is given the by the sum of the present values of each of its cashflows. When determining the present values which of the following discount rates should be used?

	the yield to maturity of the bond applied to each cashflow
	the forward rate appropriate for the time of each cash flow
	the rate from the zero coupon yield curve appropriate for the time of each cash flow
	the swap rate appropriate for maturity of the bond applied to each cash flow

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