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Calculating & Disclosing Bond Yields: Ethics and Mechanics
L. Benjamin Boyar
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY), New York, USA
Volume 14: 2017 pp. 299-306: ABSTRACT
A student considering a career as a financial advisor is confronted by a common industry practice that some consider misleading and unethical. The case fosters financial literacy by allowing students to connect theory to practice through the analysis of a highly realistic brokerage statement using Microsoft Excel. It permits an instructor to seamlessly inject an ethical component into an accounting or finance course while simultaneously sharpening students' understanding of key financial concepts such as bond valuation and yield to maturity.
ARTICLE REF.: JBEE14-0CS1
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