Title | 4 ways to calculate the discount factors |
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4 ways to calculate the discount factors t
1+ y 1 ( t ) ¿ Method 1) 1 d(t )= ¿
BD 6.6
Where y 1 (t) is the zero-coupon rate for a t year zero coupon bond. It is safe to assume that the zero-coupon bonds are risk-free. This implies that y 1 (t) is also the t year risk-free rate, r f . The zero-coupon rate, y 1 (t) , is the yield to maturity (YTM) for a zero-coupon bond. (EAR = YTM). YTM can also be called effective yield. This method is used when Zero-coupon rates are given. Method 2) Bootstrapping (idiot task) Identification: The prices on the bonds are given. Installment ¿ MMULT PA d( 1) Bond A Y 1 , A Y 1 , A Y 1 , A Bond B Y 1 , B Y 1 , B Y 1 , B ¿ · d( 2) = PB Bond C Y 1 ,C Y 1 ,C Y 1 ,C d (3) PC ⏟
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⏟ ¿
d ( t ) vector
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Price ventor
Naming: Y 1 , name Y = Installment In the problem all prices on different bonds will be given. text.
P A , PB
and PC
d (t) ¿ (matrix form), where Y is the installment matrix, d (t) Y¿ ¿ and P , is a column-vector with bond prices. d (t) ¿ ¿ ¿
will be given in the
is the discount factor vector,
(Y ) Y −1=Minverse ⏟ Ctr + Shift+ Enter
Method 3: Price(s) of zero-coupon bond has (have) to be given. d ( t) =
Price of a t year zero−coupon bond Face value of at year zero−coupon bond
Zero-coupon bonds d(t) are Market d(t)
Example: The price of a 4-year zero-coupon bond with a face value of 100 DKK is 94,25. d ( 4 )=
94,25 =0,9425 , which tells us that the price today of 1 DKK in t=4 is worth 0,9425 DKK 100
today.
Method 4: When we have YTM (EAR=Effective yield=YTM) given in the text. d ( t) =
1 1 = t ( 1+YTM ) (1+ r )t
So r is the discount rate in general, while the YTM (yield to maturity) is a specific discount rate that makes the NPV of a bond or loan = 0. YTM =IRR of a bond=EAR=Effective yield=Effective an
Conversion from d(t) to discount rate: −1 ( t ) r=d ( t ) −1
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