Exam 5: Interest Rate Risk
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There is a two-period zero coupon bond that will pay $10 million at t = 2.At t = 0, a call option on this bond is selling at $225,000.The holder can exercise the option at t = 1 at a price of $9,250,000.The current yield on a riskless zero coupon bond that matures at t = 1 is 8%.It is known that the yield on one-period bonds at t = 1 will be 6% or 10%.All bonds are identical except in maturity.
-What is the payoff to the option holder?
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Which of the following statement/s is/are true?
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What is the duration of a three-year bond with a 5% coupon rate, a face value of $1,000, and a yield to maturity of 6%? Interest payments are made annually.
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What is the usefulness of convexity when duration is available as a measure of interest rate risk?
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Duration and maturity are usually_____related, while duration and yield are usually _______ related.
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There is a two-period zero coupon bond that will pay $10 million at t = 2.At t = 0, a call option on this bond is selling at $225,000.The holder can exercise the option at t = 1 at a price of $9,250,000.The current yield on a riskless zero coupon bond that matures at t = 1 is 8%.It is known that the yield on one-period bonds at t = 1 will be 6% or 10%.All bonds are identical except in maturity.
-Suppose that the risk-neutral probability that the interest rate will be 6% is 10%.What is the annualized yield on the two-year bond round up to the nearest figure?
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There are three zero coupon bonds with a face value of $10 million.One matures one year from now and is selling at $9,433,962.30.The second matures two years from now and is selling for $8,573,388.20.The third matures three years from now and is selling at
$7,117,802.50.
-What is the yield to maturity of the third bond?
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There are three zero coupon bonds with a face value of $10 million.One matures one year from now and is selling at $9,433,962.30.The second matures two years from now and is selling for $8,573,388.20.The third matures three years from now and is selling at
$7,117,802.50.
-What is the implied forward rate between time 1 and time 2?
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A bank has an obligation of $750 at the end of the first period and $550 at the end of the second period.It also has $1,528.93 to invest and can choose between zero-coupon bond or the coupon bond.The coupon bond matures in two years, pays an annual coupon of $100, and has a balloon payment of $1,400.The zero-coupon bond has a balloon payment of $1,610 at the end of the second year.The default-free yield on a one-year bond is 10%, and the annualized yield on a two-year bond is also 10%.
-What is the present value of the bank's equity?
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There are three zero coupon bonds with a face value of $10 million.One matures one year from now and is selling at $9,433,962.30.The second matures two years from now and is selling for $8,573,388.20.The third matures three years from now and is selling at
$7,117,802.50.
-What is the implied forward rate between time 2 and time 3?
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A bank has an obligation of $750 at the end of the first period and $550 at the end of the second period.It also has $1,528.93 to invest and can choose between zero-coupon bond or the coupon bond.The coupon bond matures in two years, pays an annual coupon of $100, and has a balloon payment of $1,400.The zero-coupon bond has a balloon payment of $1,610 at the end of the second year.The default-free yield on a one-year bond is 10%, and the annualized yield on a two-year bond is also 10%.
-Suppose the interest rate at t = 1 can be 8% or 12%. What will be the bank’s equity if it invests in the coupon bond Ans. $ for 8%; $ for 12%)?
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By exactly matching the duration of assets and liabilities, an institution
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There are three zero coupon bonds with a face value of $10 million.One matures one year from now and is selling at $9,433,962.30.The second matures two years from now and is selling for $8,573,388.20.The third matures three years from now and is selling at
$7,117,802.50.
-What is the yield to maturity of the second bond?
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The moral hazard problem created by the institution of the lender-of-last resort facility is
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A bank has an obligation of $750 at the end of the first period and $550 at the end of the second period.It also has $1,528.93 to invest and can choose between zero-coupon bond or the coupon bond.The coupon bond matures in two years, pays an annual coupon of $100, and has a balloon payment of $1,400.The zero-coupon bond has a balloon payment of $1,610 at the end of the second year.The default-free yield on a one-year bond is 10%, and the annualized yield on a two-year bond is also 10%.
-Suppose the interest rate at t = 1 can be 8% or 12%. What will be the bank’s equity if it invests in the zero-coupon bond Ans. $ for 8%; $ for 12%)?
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A bank has an obligation of $750 at the end of the first period and $550 at the end of the second period.It also has $1,528.93 to invest and can choose between zero-coupon bond or the coupon bond.The coupon bond matures in two years, pays an annual coupon of $100, and has a balloon payment of $1,400.The zero-coupon bond has a balloon payment of $1,610 at the end of the second year.The default-free yield on a one-year bond is 10%, and the annualized yield on a two-year bond is also 10%.
-What is the duration of the bank's liability?
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There are two riskless bonds which mature at t = 2.The first is a zero coupon bond that pays a balloon of $ 1,200.The other is a coupon bond with an annual coupon of $100 and a balloon payment of $990.The current yield on a riskless bond that mature in one year is 10%, the annualized yield on a two-year bond is also 10%.
-If the interest rate at t = 1 can be 8% or 12%, what is the percentage price change for the zero coupon bond Answer: change for 8%, change for 12%; round to the nearest figure)?
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