Fixed income: Carry roll down (FRM T4-31)
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- Financial Risk Manager (FRM, Topic 4: Valuation and Risk Models, Fixed Income, Bruce Tuckman Chapter 3, Returns, Spreads and Yields). The Carry-Roll-Down is the price change in the bond due exclusively to the passage of time. It is only one component of a bond's total profit and loss (P&L). The bond's total P&L equals Price Appreciation plus Cash Carry (i.e., coupon). Price Appreciation equals Carry-Roll-Down plus Price Change due to Shift in Rates (market risk) plus Price Change due to spread narrowing/widening (credit risk). Discuss this video here in our FRM forum: trtl.bz/2WkA3AA
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Very clearly explained , thanks !
Thank you!
I think you mentioned using either forward or spot rates for discounting will get you the same result...im trying to understand this. I understand the link between spot, forwards and yields but seem to get muddled with which to use to discount cashflows to value the cashflows.
he's used forward rates to discount cash-flows and get prices, but you would get the same price using spot rates to discount cash-flows, as long as you recover the curve of spot rates from the curve of forwards using the no-arbitrage formula that links the two type of rates
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thank you so much for this. really nice. Do you have the excel by any chance?
your "carry roll down" should be roll down and that coupon should be the carry
make it simpler