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Fixed Income Q25

0. A fixed-income security issued with a maturity at issuance of five months is most likely classified as a:

  • Option : B
  • Explanation : Money market securities are issued with a maturity at issuance (original maturity) ranging from overnight to one year. A is incorrect because securitization does not relate to a bond’s maturity, but to the process that transforms private transactions between borrowers and lenders into securities traded in public markets. C is incorrect because capital market securities are issued with an original maturity longer than one year.
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