Investments
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Chapter 16, Problem 22PS
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To calculate: The value of convexity of a 5 year 8% coupon bond making initial payment at YTM of 10% using spreadsheet.
Introduction: Convexity is just a curvature between yield and
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To calculate: The value of convexity of a 5 year zero-coupon bond.
Introduction: The convexity is a curve that tells us about the flow of the bond prices with respect to the interest rates. It establishes a relation between prices and yields value. Zero coupons are those bonds in which the face value is repaid at the time of maturity.
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