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CHAPTER4

InterestRates

PracticeQuestions

Problem4.1.

Abankquotesyouaninterestrateof14%perannumwithquarterlycompounding.Whatistheequivalentratewith(a)continuouscompoundingand(b)annualcompounding?

(a)Theratewithcontinuouscompoundingis

or13.76%perannum.

(b)Theratewithannualcompoundingis

or14.75%perannum.

Problem4.2.

WhatismeantbyLIBORandLIBID.Whichishigher?

LIBORistheLondonInterBankOfferedRate.ItiscalculateddailybytheBritishBankersAssociationandistherateaAA-ratedbankrequiresondepositsitplaceswithotherbanks.LIBIDistheLondonInterBankBidrate.ItistherateabankispreparedtopayondepositsfromotherAA-ratedbanks.LIBORisgreaterthanLIBID.

Problem4.3.

Thesix-monthandone-yearzeroratesareboth10%perannum.Forabondthathasalifeof18monthsandpaysacouponof8%perannum(withsemiannualpaymentsandonehavingjustbeenmade),theyieldis10.4%perannum.Whatisthebond’sprice?

Whatisthe18-monthzerorate?

Allratesarequotedwithsemiannualcompounding.

Supposethebondhasafacevalueof$100.Itspriceisobtainedbydiscountingthecashflowsat10.4%.Thepriceis

Ifthe18-monthzerorateis

wemusthave

whichgives

%.

Problem4.4.

Aninvestorreceives$1,100inoneyearinreturnforaninvestmentof$1,000now.Calculatethepercentagereturnperannumwitha)annualcompounding,b)semiannualcompounding,c)monthlycompoundingandd)continuouscompounding.

(a)Withannualcompoundingthereturnis

or10%perannum.

(b)Withsemi-annualcompoundingthereturnis

where

i.e.,

sothat

.Thepercentagereturnistherefore9.76%perannum.

(c)Withmonthlycompoundingthereturnis

where

i.e.

sothat

.Thepercentagereturnistherefore9.57%perannum.

(d)Withcontinuouscompoundingthereturnis

where:

i.e.,

sothat

.Thepercentagereturnistherefore9.53%perannum.

Problem4.5.

Supposethatzerointerestrateswithcontinuouscompoundingareasfollows:

Maturity(months)

Rate(%perannum)

3

8.0

6

8.2

9

8.4

12

8.5

15

8.6

18

8.7

Calculateforwardinterestratesforthesecond,third,fourth,fifth,andsixthquarters.

Theforwardrateswithcontinuouscompoundingareasfollowsto

 

Qtr2

8.4%

Qtr3

8.8%

Qtr4

8.8%

Qtr5

9.0%

Qtr6

9.2%

Problem4.6.

AssumingthatzeroratesareasinProblem4.5,whatisthevalueofanFRAthatenablestheholdertoearn9.5%forathree-monthperiodstartinginoneyearonaprincipalof$1,000,000?

Theinterestrateisexpressedwithquarterlycompounding.

Theforwardrateis9.0%withcontinuouscompoundingor9.102%withquarterlycompounding.Fromequation(4.9),thevalueoftheFRAistherefore

or$893.56.

Problem4.7.

Thetermstructureofinterestratesisupwardsloping.Putthefollowinginorderofmagnitude:

(a)Thefive-yearzerorate

(b)Theyieldonafive-yearcoupon-bearingbond

(c)Theforwardratecorrespondingtotheperiodbetween4.75and

yearsinthefuture

Whatistheanswertothisquestionwhenthetermstructureofinterestratesisdownwardsloping?

Whenthetermstructureisupwardsloping,

.Whenitisdownwardsloping,

.

Problem4.8.

Whatdoesdurationtellyouaboutthesensitivityofabondportfoliotointerestrates?

Whatarethelimitationsofthedurationmeasure?

Durationprovidesinformationabouttheeffectofasmallparallelshiftintheyieldcurveonthevalueofabondportfolio.Thepercentagedecreaseinthevalueoftheportfolioequalsthedurationoftheportfoliomultipliedbytheamountbywhichinterestratesareincreasedinthesmallparallelshift.Thedurationmeasurehasthefollowinglimitation.Itappliesonlytoparallelshiftsintheyieldcurvethataresmall.

Problem4.9.

Whatrateofinterestwithcontinuouscompoundingisequivalentto15%perannumwithmonthlycompounding?

Therateofinterestis

where:

i.e.,

Therateofinterestistherefore14.91%perannum.

Problem4.10.

Adepositaccountpays12%perannumwithcontinuouscompounding,butinterestisactuallypaidquarterly.Howmuchinterestwillbepaideachquarterona$10,000deposit?

Theequivalentrateofinterestwithquarterlycompoundingis

where

or

Theamountofinterestpaideachquarteristherefore:

or$304.55.

Problem4.11.

Supposethat6-month,12-month,18-month,24-month,and30-monthzeroratesare4%,4.2%,4.4%,4.6%,and4.8%perannumwithcontinuouscompoundingrespectively.Estimatethecashpriceofabondwithafacevalueof100thatwillmaturein30monthsandpaysacouponof4%perannumsemiannually.

Thebondpays$2in6,12,18,and24months,and$102in30months.Thecashpriceis

Problem4.12.

Athree-yearbondprovidesacouponof8%semiannuallyandhasacashpriceof104.Whatisthebond’syield?

Thebondpays$4in6,12,18,24,and30months,and$104in36months.Thebondyieldisthevalueof

thatsolves

UsingtheSolverorGoalSeektoolinExcel

or6.407%.

Problem4.13.

Supposethatthe6-month,12-month,18-month,and24-monthzeroratesare5%,6%,6.5%,and7%respectively.Whatisthetwo-yearparyield?

Usingthenotationinthetext,

.Also

Theformulainthetextgivestheparyieldas

Toverifythatthisiscorrectwecalculatethevalueofabondthatpaysacouponof7.072%peryear(thatis3.5365everysixmonths).Thevalueis

verifyingthat7.072%istheparyield.

Problem4.14.

Supposethatzerointerestrateswithcontinuouscompoundingareasfollows:

Maturity(years)

Rate(%perannum)

1

2.0

2

3.0

3

3.7

4

4.2

5

4.5

Calculateforwardinterestratesforthesecond,third,fourth,andfifthyears.

Theforwardrateswithcontinuouscompoundingareasfollows:

Year2:

4.0%

Year3:

5.1%

Year4:

5.7%

Year5:

5.7%

Problem4.15.

UsetheratesinProblem4.14tovalueanFRAwhereyouwillpay5%forthethirdyearon$1million.

Theforwardrateis5.1%withcontinuouscompoundingor

withannualcompounding.The3-yearinterestrateis3.7%withcontinuouscompounding.Fromequation(4.10),thevalueoftheFRAistherefore

or$2,078.85.

Problem4.16.

A10-year,8%couponbondcurrentlysellsfor$90.A10-year,4%couponbondcurrentlysellsfor$80.Whatisthe10-yearzerorate?

(Hint:

Considertakingalongpositionintwoofthe4%couponbondsandashortpositioninoneofthe8%couponbonds.)

Takingalongpositionintwoofthe4%couponbondsandashortpositioninoneofthe8%couponbondsleadstothefollowingcashflows

becausethecouponscancelout.$100in10yearstimeisequivalentto$70today.The10-yearrate,

(continuouslycompounded)isthereforegivenby

Therateis

or3.57%perannum.

Problem4.17.

Explaincarefullywhyliquiditypreferencetheoryisconsistentwiththeobservationthatthetermstructureofinterestratestendstobeupwardslopingmoreoftenthanitisdownwardsloping.

Iflong-termratesweresimplyareflectionofexpectedfutureshort-termrates,wewouldexpectthetermstructuretobedownwardslopingasoftenasitisupwardsloping.(Thisisbasedontheassumptionthathalfofthetimeinvestorsexpectratestoincreaseandhalfofthetimeinvestorsexpectratestodecrease).Liquiditypreferencetheoryarguesthatlongtermratesarehighrelativetoexpectedfutureshort-termrates.Thismeansthatthetermstructureshouldbeupwardslopingmoreoftenthanitisdownwardsloping.

Problem4.18.

“Whenthezerocurveisupwardsloping,thezerorateforaparticularmaturityisgreaterthantheparyieldforthatmaturity.Whenthezerocurveisdownwardsloping,thereverseistrue.”Explainwhythisisso.

Theparyieldistheyieldonacoupon-bearingbond.Thezerorateistheyieldonazero-couponbond.Whentheyieldcurveisupwardsloping,theyieldonan

-yearcoupon-bearingbondislessthantheyieldonan

-yearzero-couponbond.Thisisbecausethecouponsarediscountedatalowerratethanthe

-yearrateanddragtheyielddownbelowthisrate.Similarly,whentheyieldcurveisdownwardsloping,theyieldonan

-yearcouponbearingbondishigherthantheyieldonan

-yearzero-couponbond.

Problem4.19.

WhyareU.S.Treasuryratessignificantlylowerthanotherratesthatareclosetoriskfree?

Therearethreereasons(seeBusinessSnapshot4.1).

1.TreasurybillsandTreasurybondsmustbepurchasedbyfinancialinstitutionstofulfillavarietyofregulatoryrequirements.ThisincreasesdemandfortheseTreasuryinstrumentsdrivingthepriceupandtheyielddown.

2.TheamountofcapitalabankisrequiredtoholdtosupportaninvestmentinTreasurybillsandbondsissubstantiallysmallerthanthecapitalrequiredtosupportasimilarinvestmentinothervery-low-riskinstruments.

3.IntheUnitedStates,Treasuryinstrumentsaregivenafavorabletaxtreatmentcomparedwithmostotherfixed-incomeinvestmentsbecausetheyarenottaxedatthestatelevel.

Problem4.20.

Whydoesaloanintherepomarketinvolveverylittlecreditrisk?

Arepoisacontractwhereaninvestmentdealerwhoownssecuritiesagreestosellthemtoanothercompanynowandbuythembacklaterataslightlyhigherprice.Theothercompanyisprovidingaloantotheinvestmentdealer.Thisloaninvolvesverylittlecreditrisk.Iftheborrowerdoesnothonortheagreement,thelendingcompanysimplykeepsthesecurities.Ifthelendingcompanydoesnotkeeptoitssideoftheagreement,theoriginalownerofthesecuritieskeepsthecash.

Problem4.21.

ExplainwhyanFRAisequivalenttotheexchangeofa

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