12. Interest rate risk Flashcards
Interest rate risk
* Mismatch in …
* Induces variations of …
* Shareholder value = Value assets – Value liabilities (debt).
* If …, then it affect shareholder value.
* Maturity/duration mismatches
maturities between assets and liabilities.
bank value due to changes in interest rates.
interest rate changes affect the value of assets differently than the value of liabilities
Duration
* Maturity of a fixed income instrument (i.e., bond) does not….
– Different coupon payments through time
* Duration of a bond is the…, where the weight attached to each payment reflects the relative contribution of that payment to the value of the bond.
– A measure of the effective maturity of a bond; it is the …
give all the information about price volatility of the bond
weighted average of the time to arrival of all future payments
average time taken by the bond, on a discounted basis, to pay back the original investment.
Duration formulae
make a formula sheet of slides 6-9
Duration: Key Points
* Higher duration, …
* Duration is a measure of the “weighted average life” of an asset
* Longer maturity assets …, ceteris paribus
* For zero-coupon bonds, …
* For non-zero-coupon bonds, …
* Duration of a portfolio = the …
greater bond price sensitivity to interest rate changes
have longer durations
duration = maturity; thus, they are most price sensitive (longest duration)
duration < maturity; an increase in the coupon decreases duration
weighted average of the durations of all the assets in the portfolio
Duration and bank equity value
E = -[ADA - LDL] x (i/1+i)
- Change in the shareholder value depends on:
- Bank can eliminate interest rate risk by immunization:
- Shock on interest rates (di/1+i); duration of Assets/Liabilities (Da/DL), bank’s leverage (L/A)
- A * Da = L * DL
Why take on interest rate risk?
* Bank can completely eliminate interest rate risk by immunizing, but then it…
* Risk premium in the structure of interest rates invites more risk tolerant (such as banks and other depository FIs) to …
* It is not about a bank not taking interest rate risk, but rather that…
forgoes a potentially profitable type of service.
hold long-term assets and fund these assets with short-term liabilities.
such risk must be carefully assessed and managed.
SVB: Term structure of interest rates
Typically, longer maturities have …
Deposits have lower returns because of …
Banks make profits by taking on …
higher yields
payment and storage services
duration risk