Chapter 7 (Bonds, interest rates)

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Bonds

financial securities sold by companies or governments to borrow money from the public on a long-term basis

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Seller (borrower)

company or government

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Buyer (lender)

investors, other companies, Gov’ts

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When yield to maturity goes down,

bond value goes up

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If YTM > coupon rate, Bond value < $1,000

Discount bond

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If YTM = coupon rate, Bond value = $1,000

Bond sells at par

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If YTM < coupon rate. Bond value > $1,000

Premium bond

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Higher TTM

higher interest rate sensitivity

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Lower coupon rate

higher interest rate sensitivity

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Indenture

written agreement between the company (Borrower) & bondholders (Creditors)

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Term Structure of Interest Rates

Relationship between time to maturity and rates for different bonds

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Real interest rate (factor affecting nominal interest rates for different bonds)

Bare minimum return that investors want to get

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Interest rate risk

sensitivity of bond price to changes in interest rates. Increases with longer maturity or lower coupon rate

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Inflation premium (factor affecting nominal interest rates for different bonds)

Additional return that investors want to get as a compensation for the erosion of their investment return due to expected inflation

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Interest rate risk premium (factor affecting nominal interest rates for different bonds)

Additional return that investors want to get as a compensation for the interest rate risk which increases with time to maturity

  • Longer time to maturity —> higher premium

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Default risk premium (factor affecting nominal interest rates for different bonds)

Additional return that investors want to get as a compensation for the potential risk of default. Higher compensation for lower-rated bonds

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Taxability premium (factor affecting nominal interest rates for different bonds)

Additional return that investors want to get as a compensation for unfavorable tax treatment

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Liquidity premium (factor affecting nominal interest rates for different bonds)

Additional return that investors want to get as a compensation for buying bonds that can not be easily purchased or resold