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Chapter 11

The document contains a series of mathematical questions and calculations related to finance, including forward rates, spot rates, present value, and duration measures. It presents various equations and results for yield rates and present values of liabilities. The calculations involve the use of formulas for annuities, bonds, and cash flows over time.

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Chapter 11

The document contains a series of mathematical questions and calculations related to finance, including forward rates, spot rates, present value, and duration measures. It presents various equations and results for yield rates and present values of liabilities. The calculations involve the use of formulas for annuities, bonds, and cash flows over time.

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Question 1

−0.1∗10
y 10=0.09−0.03 e =0.07896
−0.1∗11
y 11 =0.09−0.03 e =0.08001
t +r
( 1+ y t +r )
r
using the formula , ( 1+ f t ,r ) = t
( 1+ y t )
Here r=1 since its a1 year forward rate ä 2 ā an∨¿¿
11
( 1+ y 11 ) 0.08001
1+ f 10= 10
= =1.0906∨9.06 %
( 1+ y 10) 0.07896

Question 2

1=c
[ 1
+
1
+
1
+
1
]
1.06 1.06∗1.065 (1.06 ) (1.065 )( 1.07 ) ( 1.06 ) ( 1.065 ) ( 1.07 )
=¿ c=0.06478 %

Question 3

5.65 ( 100+5.65 )
100= + , ( 1)
1+ y 1 ( 1+ y 2)
2

7 101+7
103.40= + ,(2 )
1+ y 1 ( 1+ y 2 )2

solving equation 1∧2 for y 1∧ y 2

2
¿ eq . ( 1 )=¿ ( 1+ y 2 ) =
[ ( )]
100−
5.65
1+ y 1
∗1

105.65

2
¿ eq . ( 2 ) =¿ ( 1+ y 2 ) =
[ 103.40−
( )]
7
1+ y 1
∗1

108
y 1=4.14 %

y 2=5.69 %

Question 4
97=6∗a 3∨¿+103 v @ i¿ 3

GRY =8.0584 %

(ii) One year spot rate = 97=109∗ ( )1


1+ y 1
, y1 =12.371%
Question 5
GRY is similar ¿ spot rates for zero coupon bond

y 1=6 %
2
( 1+ y 2 ) =1.06∗1.05=¿ , y 2=5.499 %
3
(( 1+ y 3 ) =1.06∗1.05∗1.04=¿ y 3=4.997 %
4
( 1+ y 4 ) =1..06∗1.05∗1.04∗1.03=¿ y 4=4.494 %
(ii) P=4 [ 1.05−1+1.055499−2+ 1.04997−3 ] +114∗1.04494− 4=106.441

106.441=4 a 4∨¿+110 v ¿ 4

by trial∧error , gry∨i=4.54 %

Question 6
2 3
PV of this stock=10 v +10 v +110 v
' 2 3 4
Differentiatng this equation gives=¿ P =−10 v −20 v −330 v
P = 20v^3 + 60v^4 +1320v^5

P −( −10 v −20 v −330 v )


' 2 3 4
267.01
Volatality=¿− ❑ = 2 3
@0.08 %= =2.54
P 10 v +10 v +110 v 105.15

(ii) DMT =2.54∗1.08=2.74

P” ( 20 v +60 v +1320 v )
3 4 5
iii) Convexity=¿ = 2 3
=9.11
p 10 v +10 v +110 v
Question 7
Ia 20∨.
DMT =
(i) 63.9205
a20∨¿= =7.51 ¿
8.5136

[ (∑ ) ]
20
t −1 t
(ii) t∗1000∗1.1 ∗v ¿
1
DMT = =¿
¿
t−1 t −1
if i=1.1 , 1.1 v =1
DMT =¿
We have used the following formula for the above the expression
n

∑ k= 12 ∗n∗( n+1 )
k =1

(iii) For continuous annuity we have the following dmt


20 20

∫ t∗1000 v dt ∫ t∗v t dt
t

0
20
= 0 20 =¿ ¿
∫ 1000∗v dt
t
∫ v dt t

0 0
Question 8
Company has the following liabilties

At t=5 ,2000 ( 10−5 )=10000

At t=6 , 2000 (10−5 )=8000

At t=7 , 2000 ( 10−5 )=6000

At t=8 , 2000 ( 10−5 )=4000

At t=9 , 2000 (10−5 )=2000

Present Value of all these liabilties is as follows


5 6 7 8 9
P V l=10000 v +8000 v +6000 v + 4000 v +2000 v @6 %
−5 −6 −7 −8 −9
P V l=10000 ¿ 1.06 + 8000∗1.06 +6000∗1.06 + 4000∗1.06 +2000∗1.06 =20,796

(ii) Let A denote the amount invested in Bond A and B denote the amount invested in
B
P V A= A +B

Since P V A =PV L , as per the reddingtons rule , so A+ B=20,796


5 6 7 8 9
5∗10000 v +6∗8000 v +7∗6000 v +8∗4000 v + 9∗2000 v
DM T L = =6.245
20796

P=5 a 100
15∨¿+100 v 15 = ( 5∗9.7122 ) + =90.288 ¿
1.0615

A
So an investment of A∈Bond A buys lots of 100 nominal
90. 288

({[ 90.288
A
)( 1∗5 v +2∗5 v +… ..+15∗5 v + 15∗100 v )]+ 5 B }
2 15 15

DM T A=
PV A¿
¿
DM T A=¿ ¿

10.657 A+5 B
DM T A=
PV A

10.657 A+5 B=129,865

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