Fixed-Income Markets: Issuance, Trading and Funding (2022 Level I CFA® Exam - Reading 40)

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Reading 40 - Fixed-Income Markets: Issuance, Trading and Funding
- LOS a: describe classifications of global fixed-income markets bit.ly/2G0ylMI
- LOS b: describe the use of interbank offered rates as reference rates in floating-rate debt bit.ly/2RrD5wn
- LOS c: describe mechanisms available for issuing bonds in primary markets bit.ly/2UrE3KL
- LOS d: describe secondary markets for bonds bit.ly/2GaMq9I
- LOS e: describe securities issued by sovereign governments bit.ly/2HCg0Y9
- LOS f: describe securities issued by non-sovereign governments, quasi-government entities, and supranational agencies bit.ly/2sRu0Dc
- LOS g: describe types of debt issued by corporations bit.ly/2UzeQOT
- LOS h: describe short-term funding alternatives available to banks bit.ly/2DJK93G
- LOS i: describe repurchase agreements and the risks associated with them bit.ly/2SdWCF2

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