Products & Their RisksQuestion 23 of 398
Which of the following orders Treasury securities correctly from SHORTEST to LONGEST original maturity?
a.T-bond, T-note, T-bill
b.T-note, T-bill, T-bond
c.T-bill, T-note, T-bond
d.T-bill, T-bond, T-note
Explanation
Treasury bills mature in one year or less, notes in 2 to 10 years, and bonds in more than 10 years (up to 30). Only the ordering T-bill, T-note, T-bond reflects shortest to longest maturity.
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