Bonds Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

Face (Par) Amount F

A

The bond’s stated principal used to compute coupon payments

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2
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Redemption Amount C

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What you receive at maturity (may differ from F) “Redeemable at Par” C+F

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3
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Coupon Rate r

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Rate applied to F each coupon period. r=0.05/2=0.025

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4
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Coupon Payment Fr (per period)

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The dollar coupon each period. Fr=100(0.025)=$2.50

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5
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Nominal Annual Yield 𝑖^m “convertible m times”

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Quoted APR with compounding m times pr year. Per- period yield i= i^m/m. ex: 7.2% semiannual, i=0.072/2=0.036

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6
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Effective Annual Rate (EAR) j

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One year growth rate. Convert per period i by (1+i)^m =1+j, i=(1+j)^1/m-1.

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7
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Discount Factor V

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v=1/1+i. Present value of $1 received one period from now.

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8
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Annuity-Immediate ani

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Present value of $1 each period for n periods at rate i: !-v^n/i. Used for coupon streams in every priced bond.

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9
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Bond Price (just after a coupon)

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P=Fr ani+Cv^n. “Yielding x% tells you i;”priced at P” gives you the left side.

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10
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Premium vs Discount (relative to C)

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Premium if Fr>iC (price >C); discount if Fr<iC (price< C).

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11
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Zero coupon Bond

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No Coupons (r=0); price P=Cv^n.

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12
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“Coupons are based on par value”

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Coupon payments use F (not C or price)

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13
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Yield to Maturity (solve i)

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Rate per period that equates price to PV of cash flows,

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14
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“Nominal yield rate convertible quarterly”(i)^4

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Report 4x the per-quarter rate. In calc, solve per quarter i first; then multiply by 4

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15
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Using a given PV of redemption

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If told Cv^n=given, you can get v^n immediately then ani=1-v^n/i to price coupons.

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16
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Equating PV (coupons) and PV (Redemption)

A

Set Fr ani= Cv^n to get a relation between n,i,r.

17
Q

Same yield condition across two bonds

A

If two bonds share the same i and n, differences in price come only Fr.

18
Q

Semiannual vs. Quarterly wording

A

Semiannual, m=2 periods/yr; Quarterly, m=4. Adjust both 4 (coupon per period) and i(yield per period) and set n=years x m.

19
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“Priced at 115.84” /”Selling for 800”

A

That number is P (present alue). Use it with the price equation to solve for the unknown (often C or i)

20
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Timeline phrasing (end of period)

A

Standard bond cash flows occur at the end of each period. Use END mode on the calculator.