Also I have a question from Hull as such:
The 6month and 1 year zero rates are both 10% per annum. For a bond that has a life of 18 months and pays a coupon of 8% per annum (with semiannual payments and one having just been made). the yield is 10.4% per annum.All rates are quoted with...
Hi David,
Is spot rate always equals to zero rate? I'm looking at question 158.2 and 158.3 in P1.T3. Markets & Products: Hull Chapters 4, 5 and 6.
For question 158.3, shouldn't it be Par yield = [1 + 1*exp(-0.05*2.0)]*2/3.80710 instead of [1 - 1*exp(-0.05*2.0)]*2/3.80710? I'm confused by...
Hi David,
For question 118.3, why do we subtract 32 with 4 instead of 1?When do we subtract with 1 and 4?
variance = df/(df-2). In this case, df = 32 - 4 = 28
Thanks!
And so I was reading this news: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-02-01/occ-said-to-admit-it-missed-jpmorgan-var-change-in-senate-probe.html
The snippet of this news to note is ... "Workers inadvertently used the sum of two numbers instead of the average in calculating VaR, which represents...
Also how do we differentiate between which part is debt and which part is equity? Because I am afraid I'll be confused when it comes to the actual exam.
Hi David,
For question 44.1, from the excel sheet answer, why is the value of debt 50% ($1000) and 50% ($800)? Shouldn't the debt be $1000 regardless for the beginning ofthe year?
Thanks!
Hi David,
For P1.T1.Jorion Chapter 1, question 7ii), how can we derive the $12,620 for continuous return = LN[($12,620 + $12,000)/12,000] = 71.9%?
Also you mentioned ".. please note: a geometric return which discounts 1/2 variance is also fine, alternative answer!" How do calculate the...
Hi folks
Need some real world advice. How do I get myself into a credit risk position? How relevant is M&A experience beneficial to credit risk or is it beneficial? I am seeing some M&A positions but they are all very different forms of M&A. Some are doing analysis on M&A while others are...
Hi
I am still confused between Normal Contango, Normal Backwardation, Contango and Backwardation. Is it that
For normal Contango,
The current spot price is less than future price and the spot will rise up to the future?
For normal Backwardation,
The current future price is less than...
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