The Z-spread, or zero-volatility spread, is a measure used in fixed income securities to provide insight into the relative value of a bond over the risk-free rate. It represents the constant yield spread that an investor would receive over the entire term structure of spot rates of a benchmark risk-free rate (often government treasury rates) if the bond's cash flows were discounted using these spot rates.
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