Questions tagged [callable-bonds]
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Yield to call on American style callable bond
(Assuming current bond price is quoted and maturity, par value, strike price all known..)
I was wondering how do we calculate yield to call on American style callable bonds after the call date has ...
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callable bonds with FDM
I am thinking of implementing a model to price callable bonds on a finite difference grid. I wonder how the Price to worst yield model will relate to it in terms of risks(or should do). What I expect ...
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option value for yield to worst model
I would like to understand if there is a way to imply the option value from the bond price for a callable bond. I understand the mechanics of calculation of the worst yield in the presence of many ...
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Callable Corporate Bonds: Why Issue a Callable Bond That Has a First Call Date <6 months to Final Maturity?
My understanding is that firms typically issue callable bonds to benefit from possible refinancing in a lower interest rate environment. What, then, is the point of issuing a bond, say, today (06/30/...
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Why do a callable bond always have higher yields?
In an american callable bond there is an expectation for the issuer to prepay its debt prior to maturity. I understand that this reduces it's value and therefore, higher yield.
But another way to ...
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Risk measurement of multicallable bonds
Assume you have bought a multicallable bond where the issuer has the right to redeem the notional at various dates, e.g. a $10$ yr maturity, $5$% coupon yearly and each year one call date. Next, ...
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how do traders typically hedge a callable zero coupon bond?
i've seen termsheets of callable accreting notional swaps where the accretion rate equals the fixed coupon rate. apparently these are used to hedge callable zcb's. but it doesnt seem to make sense! ...
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What are clean price and accrual of a called bond
I found that after a bond is called (after the call effective date), BBG still shows bond prices for a few more days.
Take XS1648303813 for example, it is called on 24th Sep 2020, but it has prices ...
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Any good papers on Fixed Income Option pricing?
Whilst I have managed to find plenty of material on pricing of Interest Rate Options (i.e. Caps, Floors, Swaptions, spread-options, etc.), I haven't really managed to find any solid papers on the ...
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Misleading Yield (Callable Bonds with call price 100)
When looking at Callable Bonds, I've noticed that we often have a call price of 100 with a call date a few month before expiry. For example:
US09681MAS70: coupon <...
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Cox-Ingersoll-Ross: Monte Carlo Simulation
I am trying to build a Monte Carlo simulation in Excel (yes, far from optimal) for valuation of a callable bond. I have some experience with MC simulation on path dependent derivatives with stocks as ...
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What are some robust Contingent Capital Instrument available?
I recently was made aware of the existence of Contingent Capital Instruments like CoCo Bonds. I was wondering if there are other robust options available for Big Banks in this domain?
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Why are negative option prices possible for callable US treasury bonds?
I am not familiar enough with the theories of option pricing to understand how negative option prices are possible. I found two research papers indicating that negative option prices are indeed ...
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Calculating YTM for a floating rate bond
I am trying to understand how YTM's are calculated for floating rate notes. I have had a go at calculating it and I am always a few bps off for every FRN I try to calculate. Does anyone have any ideas ...
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Pricing a callable bond
I have read the Lehman Brother's paper on OAS which I mostly understand, they outline how to find the OAS for a callable bond of which the formula is effectively (ignoring refinancing costs):
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Callable bonds with very short call period. Purpose?
Looking at a portfolio of bonds, I've come across a large number of callable bonds with relatively long maturities (20 to 30 years) but very short call windows. In other words, the first and only call ...
