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Input
Rate Convention: 1 = EAR, 0 = APR 0
Annual Coupon Rate (CR) 5%
Yield to maturity (YTM) 9%
Number of payment per year (NOP) 2
Number of periods to maturity (T) 8
Face Value (FV) $ 1,000.00
Outputs
Discount rate 4.5%
Coupon payment PMT $ 25.00
5 6 7 8
2.5 3 3.5 4
$ 25.00 $ 25.00 $ 25.00 $ 1,025.00
20.06128 19.19739 18.370711 720.764755
Example
Bond A
Face value $ 1,000.00
Maturity 10 years
Issue date 12/17/2002
Coupon rate 7%
No of coupon payments per year 1
curent interest rate 7%
YTM 7%
Bond A
Year Ct t*Ct/Pa*(1+YTM)^t
1 70 0.0654205607
2 70 0.122281422
3 70 0.1714225541
4 70 0.2136106594
5 70 0.2495451628
6 70 0.279863734
7 70 0.3051473735
8 70 0.3259250986
9 70 0.3426782578
10 1070 5.4393374258
Duration 7.5152322488
7.5152322488
Actual Initial
price change Duration (D) price (P)
Bond A -47.61 7.5152322488 $1,000.00
Bond B -60.92 6.7535385303 $1,421.41
$1,000.00
1% 1568.2782718421
2% 1449.1292503121
3% 1341.208113471 Bond price by YTM
4% 1243.3268733807 1800
5% 1154.4346985837 1600
6% 1073.6008705142
7% 1000 1400
8% 932.8991860106 1200
9% 871.6468459768 Bond price
1000
10% 815.6629868289
11% 764.4307195544 800
12% 717.4888485795
600
13% 674.4253914428
14% 634.8719047594 400
15% 598.4985099317
200
16% 565.0095269388
17% 534.1396372267 0
1% 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18% 505.6505075583 % % % % % % % %% %% % % % % %
19% 479.3278159648
20% 454.9786288784 YTM (%)
Current date: 2002/12/17
Bond B
$ 1,000.00
15 years
12/17/1997
13%
1
7%
Bond B
t*Ct/Pb*(1+YTM)^t
130 0.085474922
130 0.159766209
130 0.223971322
130 0.27909199
130 0.326042044
130 0.365654629
130 0.398688847
130 0.425835885
130 0.447724645
1130 4.041288037
$1,421.41
6.75353853
6.75353853
change in -D*P*dr/(1+r)
interest rate (dr)
0.7% -49.17
0.7% -62.80
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
% % % % % % %% %% % % % % % % %%
YTM (%)
Effects of coupon and maturity on duration
Duration
4
Maturity date 12/17/2023 2
0
Duration 9.01103195 1234567891111111111222222222233333333334444444444555555555
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Maturity
Data table effect of maturity on duration
5 4.516304 10
6 5.247182 5
7 5.910666
8 6.504681 0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
9 7.028492
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10 7.482723 Coupon rate (%)
11 7.869304
12 8.191342
13 8.452937
14 8.658962
15 8.814819
16 8.926204
17 8.998888
18 9.038526
19 9.050503
20 9.039823
21 9.011032
22 8.968176
23 8.914792
24 8.853911
25 8.78809
26 8.719446
27 8.6497
28 8.580222
29 8.512081
30 8.446084
31 8.382822
32 8.322703
33 8.265991
34 8.212828
35 8.163262
36 8.117271
37 8.074774
38 8.035651
39 7.999753
40 7.96691
41 7.936943
42 7.909664
43 7.884886
44 7.862425
45 7.842099
46 7.823736
47 7.807173
48 7.792252
49 7.778829
50 7.766767
51 7.755941
52 7.746234
53 7.737539
54 7.729757
55 7.722798
56 7.716581
57 7.711029
58 7.706077
59 7.701661
60 7.697726
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Maturity
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
% %% %% %% % %% %% % %%
Coupon rate (%)
A basic numerical immunization example
1. Suppose you are trying to immunize a year-10 obligation whose present value is $1000.
(For example, at a current interesr rate of 6%, its futute value would be $1000*(1.06^10) = $
At the existing yield to maturity (YTM) of 6%, the prices of the bonds differ.
Price:
Bond 1 $ 1,051.52 <-- =-PV(YTM,T,IR) + FV/((1+YTM)^T)
Bond 2 $ 1,095.96
Bond 3 $ 986.24
Note: In order to purchase $1,000 worth of bond 1, you have to to purchase $951 = $1,000/$1,051
In order to purchase $1,000 worth of bond 3, you have to to purchase $1013.96 = $1,000/$$
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Convexity
558.3948 $1,051.52
(1+YTM)^T)
Bond 1
Bond 2
Bond 1
Bond 2
Bond 3
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