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5.5 Exercises

* 5.01 Yield curve modeling.
* 5.02 Forecasting interest rates.
* 5.03 Price of a collar.
* 5.04 Equilibrium swap rate.
* 5.05 Model for a coupon paying bond.
* 5.06 Modeling a capped bond.
* 5.07 Forecasting volatility.
* 5.08 Hull and White model for a bond.

The color coding corresponds to the expected level of difficulty:

* Easy.
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* Moderate.
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* Difficult.
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