![]() To that end, I’ve put together a few questions below that will hopefully help prompt your thinking in the right direction and have tried to explain things in a more generalized way even if that’s at the cost of glazing over some nuance. to discuss yields more generally and try to help build up your intuition a little.īecause even though there typically won’t be a wide variety of bond math questions in an interview, it’s never a bad idea to have a bit more of an intuitive understanding in case your interviewer wants you to eschew doing any math (e.g., using the estimated YTM formula) and explain things more extemporaneously. So, since recruiting season is upon us, I figured that I’d take a break this month from doing slightly more complicated posts on uptiers, cramdowns, death traps, etc. ![]() ![]() ![]() As you know if you’ve gone through the guides or have read enough posts around here, a relatively common type of restructuring interview question revolves around finding the YTM when given the coupon rate, years to maturity, and current trading price. ![]()
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