Chpt 6 bonds, basic formula notes Flashcards

1
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what is a coupon

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bond interest rate fixed at issuance

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2
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what does it mean by current

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bond’s interest rate as a percentage of the current price of the bond

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3
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what is yield to maturity mean

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estimate of what an investor will receive if the bond is held to its maturity date

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4
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what is the price of the bond for calculator purposes

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it is the FV - shown as a negative

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5
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what is the interest - coupon rate

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-used to calculate the payment (PMT) - ex 1,000 par value bond based on 6% coupon rate, paid annually 1,000 x 6% = -60 PMT if it is paid semi-annually - divided it by 2 then multiply by 1,000

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6
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What is the interest market rate

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  • used to calculate i/Y - annually 5% = 3 i/y - semi-annually .03 / 2 = 0.015 i/y ???
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7
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How do you calculate the number of periods?

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Annually - matures in 10 years 10 N semi-annually 10 x 2 = 20 N

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8
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How do you calculate the Cash price of a Bond?

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Quoted price + Accrued interest

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9
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Estimating YTM - What is it

A

rate of return estimate don a bond if held until the end of its lifetime - expressed as an annual rate

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10
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YTM for an annual paying bond

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selling price -PV bond % ie 5% x 1,000 = 50 PMT face value or par value 1,000 FV number of periods N (CPT) (I/Y) = YTM %

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11
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YTM for semi-annual paying bond

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selling price = -PV PMT - bond % / 2 x 1,000 - shown as a positive number in calculator N - number of periods x 2 FV - face value at maturity

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12
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Estimating Yield to call (YTC) what is it?

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what the bond is worth at the call date?

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13
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estimating YTC formula

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PV - selling price, shown as a negative PMT - bond % (Semi annual / 2) x par value FV - call price N - years /2 for semi annual

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14
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Deterime the price of T-Bills

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P = price of T-Bill

F = Face value of T-bill

Kbey = quoted yield (use decimals not %)

N = number of days

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15
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Estimating the Yield on a T-Bill

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Kbey = F-P x 365

P n

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16
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Zero coupon bonds - what are they

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17
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estimating YTM on a zero coupon bond

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PMT = 0

N x 2

FV = Face value

PV = selling price

CPT iy = ???? x 2 = YTM

18
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Estimating YTM on Zero Coupon Semi-Annual bonds

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PMT = 0

N = years x 2

FV = Face value

I/Y = Market yeild / 2

CPT PV = - YTM

19
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Internal Rate of Return Partity (IRP) - What is it

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20
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Calclauting the internal rate of return parity

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F = s x (1 + k domestic)

(1 + K foreign)

F = forward exchange rate for 1 year

S = ie lb = (1.75 Canadian 1.75 = s

K domestic = T Bill % interst rate in Canada

K foreign = T Bill % interst rate in other Country

21
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An arbitrage opportunity when IRP does not hold

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