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Question 32 of 71 Given the following bond, calculate your dirty purchase price.

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Question 32 of 71

Given the following bond, calculate your dirty purchase price.

Holding period yield (HPY)

Last coupon date pre-purchase

7/15/2016

First coupon date post-purchase

1/15/2017

Purchase price (clean)

90.000

Purchase (settlement) date

10/1/2016

Sale price (clean)

92.000

Sale date

2/10/2022

Coupon rate

5.00%

Coupon

Semi-annual

Convention

30/360

·      88.940

·      88.944

·      90.560

·      91.056

·      91.060

Question 33 of 71

You sold the bond below on 2/10/22 at 92.000. Calculate your dirty sale price.

Holding period yield (HPY)

Last coupon date pre-purchase

7/15/2016

First coupon date post-purchase

1/15/2017

Purchase price (clean)

90.000

Purchase (settlement) date

10/1/2016

Sale price (clean)

92.000

Sale date

2/10/2022

Coupon rate

5.00%

Coupon

Semi-annual

Convention

30/360

·      91.653

·      92.347

·      92.359

·      93.041

·      94.015

Question 34 of 71

For the bond below, during your holding period, you achieved a reinvestment rate of 8% on a bond equivalent yield basis. Calculate the value — at the sale date — of all reinvested coupons.

Holding period yield (HPY)

Last coupon date pre-purchase

7/15/2016

First coupon date post-purchase

1/15/2017

Purchase price (clean)

90.000

Purchase (settlement) date

10/1/2016

Sale price (clean)

92.000

Sale date

2/10/2022

Coupon rate

5.00%

Coupon

Semi-annual

Convention

30/360

·      27.500

·      29.700

·      35.065

·      33.900

·      33.716

Question 35 of 71

Using the bond below, calculate your annual holding period yield (on a bond equivalent basis).

Holding period yield (HPY)

Last coupon date pre-purchase

7/15/2016

First coupon date post-purchase

1/15/2017

Purchase price (clean)

90.000

Purchase (settlement) date

10/1/2016

Sale price (clean)

92.000

Sale date

2/10/2022

Coupon rate

5.00%

Coupon

Semi-annual

Convention

30/360

·      3.096%

·      5.888%

·      6.192%

·      6.246%

·      6.288%

Question 36 of 71

Interest rate risk …

·      represents risk that a bond’s interest rate will change due to change in the issuer’s credit profile.

·      is greater for bonds with shorter maturities, all else equal.

·      is greater for bonds with lower coupon rates, all else equal.

·      represents risk that a bond’s interest rate will change due to changes in a bond’s coupon payment terms.

·      is immaterial for treasury securities.

Question 37 of 71

Modified duration …

·      represents the % impact — expressed as a number, not as a decimal — on price given a 1% change in yield.

·      represents the weighted average term to maturity — expressed in years — of a bond’s cash flows.

·      represents the $ impact on a bond’s price of a 100-basis point change in interest rates.

·      is useful for quantifying a bond’s credit risk.

Question 38 of 71

Calculate the DV01 of a 10-year 7% semi-annual coupon bond priced at 97.50.

·      0.138

·      0.136

·      0.069

·      0.068

·      0.034

Question 39 of 71

Estimate the price impact of a 50-basis point interest rate change using a linear approximation of a 10-year 7% semi-annual coupon bond priced at 97.50.

·      1.72

·      3.40

·      3.44

·      6.80

·      6.88

Question 40 of 71

Calculate the modified duration of a 10-year 7% semi-annual coupon bond priced at 97.50.

·      7.316

·      7.06

·      6.88

·      3.53

·      3.67

Question 41 of 71

You own a $1m par value 10-year, 7% semi-annual coupon corporate bond priced at 105. You would like to hedge against interest rate risk and find a 10-year, 5% semi-annual coupon T-bond priced at 110. How much of the T-bond par value would you need to short to provide the most effective interest risk hedge strategy?

·      Short $1,000,000 par value worth of the T-bond.

·      Short $1,109,910 par value worth of the T-bond.

·      Short $900,974 par value worth of the T-bond.

·      Short $864,594 par value worth of the T-bond.

·      Short $1,156,612 par value worth of the T-bond.

Question 42 of 71

A bond has a modified duration of 8 and convexity of 20. Calculate the % price ? from a 5% decline in yield?

·      60.00%

·      42.50%

·      42.00%

·      40.00%

·      4.00%

Holding period yield (HPY)

Last coupon date pre-purchase

7/15/2016

First coupon date post-purchase

1/15/2017

Purchase price (clean)

90.000

Purchase (settlement) date

10/1/2016

Sale price (clean)

92.000

Sale date

2/10/2022

Coupon rate

5.00%

Coupon

Semi-annual

Convention

30/360

Explanation / Answer

Question 36 of 71

Interest rate risk …

· is greater for bonds with lower coupon rates, all else equal.

Question 37 of 71

Modified duration …

· represents the % impact — expressed as a number, not as a decimal — on price given a 1% change in yield.

Question 42 of 71

A bond has a modified duration of 8 and convexity of 20. Calculate the % price ? from a 5% decline in yield?

=5%*8+0.5*20*5%*5%=42.5%

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