An investor sees the current twelve-month rate at 4% and expects the following future twelve-month rate for each of the subsequent years; 4.5%, 5.5% and 6.0%. If this investor views a four-year maturity at 5.65% as equal to four consecutive one-year securities, what is his/her risk premium?

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The Answer of An investor sees the current twelve-month rate at 4% and expects the following future twelve-month rate for each of the subsequent years; 4.5%, 5.5% and 6.0%. If this investor views a four-year maturity at 5.65% as equal to four consecutive one-year securities, what is his/her risk premium?

An Investor Sees the Current Twelve-Month Rate at 4% and Expects