Bond-Risk

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Risk Associated with Investing in Bonds Pratik Bhagat PGDMG13054 IFIM B School 3/14/2014 1

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    Risk Associated with Investing in

    Bonds

    Pratik Bhagat

    PGDMG13054

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    Risk Associated with Investing in Bonds

    Interest rate risk

    Yield curve risk

    Reinvestment risk

    Credit risk

    Liquidity risk

    Exchange rate risk

    Volatility risk

    Event risk

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    Interest Rate Risk

    The price of the bond changes in the opposite

    direction to the change in interest rates or yield

    Interest Rate 1

    Bond Price

    Interest Rate

    Bond Price

    Interest Rate

    Bond Price

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    Example

    Risk that an investor faces is that the price of a bond

    will decline if market interest rates rise. This risk

    referred to as interest rate risk

    Yield Price % Change

    6% 100

    6.50% 94.4479 5.55%

    5.50% 106.0195 6.02%

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    Measuring Interest Rate Risk

    Yield Price

    %

    Change

    %

    change/bp

    Avg (%

    change/bp)

    For

    100bp

    6% 906.25% 88 2.22% 0.0889% 0.1045% 10.44%

    5.75% 92.7 3% 0.1200%

    Approximate % price change for a 100bp change in yield is

    ( ) ( )

    . .

    () (. ) = .

    Estimation of % price change for a 100bp is called Duration . So

    duration is a measure of the price sensitivity of a bond to a change in

    yield

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    Yield Curve Risk

    The graphical relationship between the yield

    and maturity is called yield curve.

    One of the factors that will affect how

    sensitive a bondsprice is to change in yield is

    thebonds

    maturity.

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    Parallel Shift in Yield Curve

    maturity Original yield (%) maturity New Yield

    2 5 2 5.25

    5 5.25 5 5.5

    20 5.5 20 5.75

    30 5.75 30 6

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    original yeild(%)

    maturity

    Power (original

    yeild(%))Power (maturity)

    Flattening of the Yield

    curve

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    Non-Parallel Shift in Yield Curve

    maturity Original Yield (%) maturity New Yield (%)

    2 5 2 5.05

    5 5.25 5 5.4

    20 5.5 20 5.75

    30 5.75 30 6.1

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    original yeild(%)

    maturity

    Power (maturity)

    Power (maturity)

    Steepening of theYield curve

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    Risk

    When the yield curve shifts, the price of the bond,

    which was initially priced based on the initial yield

    curve, will change in price. If the yield curve flattens,

    then the yield spread between long- and short-term

    interest rates narrows, and the price of the bond will

    change accordingly.

    If the yield curve steepens, this means that the

    spread between long- and short-term interest rates

    increases. Therefore, long-term bond prices willdecrease relative to short-term bonds.

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