5) Bond Pricing between coupon dates Flashcards

1
Q

What is trading ‘cum-coup’?

A

Bonds traded cum-coupon in most markets and for most days

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2
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Who does the Cum coupon go to?

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The buyer

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3
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What does the buyer receive and what must they do once they receive it ? (2)

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  • The buyer receives the next coupon payment.
  • The buyer must compensate the seller for any accrued interest.
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4
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What does the buyer pay?

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At purchase the buyer pays → Bond’s clean price + Accrued Interest = Dirty price

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5
Q

What is the clean price? (4)

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  • Clean price: Present Value of cash flows that truly belong to the buyer
  • Quoted price, flat price
  • Book value of bond for accounting purposes and for calculating capital gains
  • Clean price = Dirty price – Accrued interest
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6
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What is accured interest?

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Accrued interest: Interest earned but not yet collected.

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7
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How is accrued interest calculated?

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8
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What is the dirty price? (2)

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  • Dirty price: What the buyer pays (invoice price)
  • All-in-price, full price
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9
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What is the day count convention

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SA → Actual/365

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10
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What is the valuation process? (4)

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1) Value the bond as of the next coupon date
2) Discount the value to the current point in time to get the dirty price
3) Calculate the accrued interest
4) Subtract accrued interest to get clean price

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