s********y 发帖数: 2 | 1 在拜读Hull的书,当讲到cheapest to deliver bond的选择,假设conversion factor
是基于6%算出的,当bond yields大于6%时,应该选择low-coupon long-maturity(
high duration),反之应该选择high-coupon short-maturity。哪位有耐心的能先只
从coupon的角度,然后在从duration的角度给解释一下?非常感谢! |
r**u 发帖数: 69 | 2 low-coupon/long-maturity is referring to the same thing (long duration).
and vice versa for the other direction.
it helps if you think of CF in the following way:
Futures Settle Price * Conversion Factor
= Price of Bond with 6% Yield
= Cash Flow discounted at 6%
Now for the same cash flow, if you have to move up from 6%, you would prefer
to have a longer duration to make bond price cheaper. If you are moving
down from 6%, you would prefer to have shorter duration, which makes the
delivery less e
【在 s********y 的大作中提到】 : 在拜读Hull的书,当讲到cheapest to deliver bond的选择,假设conversion factor : 是基于6%算出的,当bond yields大于6%时,应该选择low-coupon long-maturity( : high duration),反之应该选择high-coupon short-maturity。哪位有耐心的能先只 : 从coupon的角度,然后在从duration的角度给解释一下?非常感谢!
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s********y 发帖数: 2 | 3 谢谢回复!能否帮忙看看我的推导问题出在哪?
假设可供选择的若干bond中,它们的yield和maturity都一样,只是coupon不同。因为
目标是使bond price - futures settle price * conversion factor最小,
bond price = sigma(C*DF1i) + 100*DF1n
conversion factor = sigma(C*DF2i) + 100*DF2n
其中DF1是指用bond的实际yield算出的discount factor,DF2是指用6%算出的discount
factor。
假设futures settle price是F,带入公式,并忽略不含C的principal项(因为是要看
随着C的变化结果怎样变化),得到
sigma(C*DF1i) - F * sigma(C*DF2i)
==> C * ( sigma(DF1i) - F * sigma(DF2i) )
如果yield > 6%,则sigma(DF1i) < sigma(DF2i),但是我不知道把F带入后,C的系数
究竟是正还是负,所以也不知
【在 r**u 的大作中提到】 : low-coupon/long-maturity is referring to the same thing (long duration). : and vice versa for the other direction. : it helps if you think of CF in the following way: : Futures Settle Price * Conversion Factor : = Price of Bond with 6% Yield : = Cash Flow discounted at 6% : Now for the same cash flow, if you have to move up from 6%, you would prefer : to have a longer duration to make bond price cheaper. If you are moving : down from 6%, you would prefer to have shorter duration, which makes the : delivery less e
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r**u 发帖数: 69 | 4 bond price(real yield) = sigma(C*DF1i) + 100*DF1n
bond price( 6% yield) = sigma(C*DF2i) + 100*DF2n
difference = bond price (real yield) - bond price (6%)
~= -dP/dy * (real yield - 6%)
dP/dy depends on coupon as well as maturity.
discount
【在 s********y 的大作中提到】 : 谢谢回复!能否帮忙看看我的推导问题出在哪? : 假设可供选择的若干bond中,它们的yield和maturity都一样,只是coupon不同。因为 : 目标是使bond price - futures settle price * conversion factor最小, : bond price = sigma(C*DF1i) + 100*DF1n : conversion factor = sigma(C*DF2i) + 100*DF2n : 其中DF1是指用bond的实际yield算出的discount factor,DF2是指用6%算出的discount : factor。 : 假设futures settle price是F,带入公式,并忽略不含C的principal项(因为是要看 : 随着C的变化结果怎样变化),得到 : sigma(C*DF1i) - F * sigma(C*DF2i)
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J*****n 发帖数: 4859 | 5
prefer
老实说,我觉得现在国债的basis trading的辉煌时代已经过去了。估计现在唯一能用
这个赚钱的只有大的dealer了。
【在 r**u 的大作中提到】 : low-coupon/long-maturity is referring to the same thing (long duration). : and vice versa for the other direction. : it helps if you think of CF in the following way: : Futures Settle Price * Conversion Factor : = Price of Bond with 6% Yield : = Cash Flow discounted at 6% : Now for the same cash flow, if you have to move up from 6%, you would prefer : to have a longer duration to make bond price cheaper. If you are moving : down from 6%, you would prefer to have shorter duration, which makes the : delivery less e
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