select 'Save Target As' and save it as a text file, then you can easily
bring it into Excel
Terry Quakenbush
Actuarial Analyst
USAA Auto Pricing
(210) 498-6176
terry.quakenbush@usaa.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott_Martin@manulife.com [SMTP:Scott_Martin@manulife.com]
Sent: Friday, July 02, 1999 11:15 AM
To: Christopher P. Maher
Cc: MailingList, Casnet
Subject: Re: Treasury Bond Yield
The federal reserve board's site has a great history of interest
rates.
Look at www.bog.frb.fed.us/releases/
and then go down to Monthly Releases, Selected Interest Rates.
It doesn't seem to be in downloadable format where you can bring
numbers into a
spreadsheet easily, but it prints off as a well formatted page with
your adobe
acrobat reader.
Scott Martin
Actuary
Manufacturers P&C Limited
phone (246) 228-4910 fax (246) 228-4929
scott_martin@manulife.com
"Christopher P. Maher" <chris@maherassociates.com> on 07/02/99
11:49:13 AM
To: "MailingList, Casnet" <casnet@lists.casact.org>
cc: (bcc: Scott Martin/Reinsurance/Manulife)
Subject: Treasury Bond Yield
I need to find the 30 year United States Treatury Bond yield as of
April 30,
1999 for a reserve calculation. Does anyone know where I might find
that
rate - preferably on line.
Thanks
Chris
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Maher Associates, Inc.
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http://www.maherassociates.com
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