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In Hull's Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives, there is the following exercise in Chapter 30: Explain whether any convexity or timing adjustments are necessary when: (a) We wish to value a spread ...
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According to published research, yield curves plotted against duration typically exhibit steepening forces as investors demand higher return for longer yields, but that often in the very long-end, ...
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I'm not an IRD expert, so bear with me. I'd like to have a quick and dirty approximation for the (SOFR) futures/forward convexity adjustment under affine term structure models in continuous time. ...
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Since SOFR swaps are centrally cleared, daily variation margin has to be posted to the CCP, and if I am not mistaken, this is done in cash. If so, this is the same mechanism as CME SOFR swap futures. ...
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As part of my learning, I came across bond convexity and was wondering how that would apply to bond options, as in would it be the expectation of ytm ? How do we define it? Are there any good articles/...
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A typical FX forward trade would settle the foreign currency 2 days after the fixing of the FX rate. The forward leg of this trade would be priced by discounting in the domestic currency the value of ...
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Let $n$ be the number of stocks in my portfolio. I would like to have the following inequality constraint in my optimization problem $$ |x_i| \le \alpha \sum_{j=1}^n | x_j | $$ where $\alpha$ is known,...
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I am reading about tranforming sharpe ratio into convex problem After some following, its converted into min xTxy s.t. (u-rf e)x = 1 ...
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From STIR Futures - Trading Euribor and Eurodollar futures by Stephen Aikin, convexity is determined by comparing the zero rate on a swap with an equivalent set of futures. For example, using futures,...
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We're all familiar with the Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Vega, etc.). They provide a quantified exposure to various risk factors. But what about skew and convexity? Is there a similar standardized way to ...
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Can i check here if convexity adjustments are needed for zero coupon swaps?
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I am trying to take convexity adjustments into account in the bootstrap on the SOFR curve. I am using cash for the upfront, SOFR swaps from 2Y to the end. In the mid term I use 2 1M SOFR futures and 7 ...
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How can I quantify the impact of a change in interest rates on bond prices? I know that in a classical textbook setting the answer would be to compute the modified duration of the bond and, to account ...
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In an internal document in my company, the convexity adjustment for Futures is defined as: where and P(0,T+D) is the ZC bond maturity at T+D. I don't understand why is not equal to 1 as I thought ...
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For Libor we have the following Convexity adjustment formula for payment delay (under normal model) $$CA = P(0,T_e,T_p)\rho\sigma_e^L\sigma_p^L\Delta_e^p(T_s-t_0)$$ where $T_s$ is the period start ...
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Given, a numéraire $(N(t))_{0\leq t \leq T}$ and an index $(X(t))_{0\leq t\leq T}$ that is a $\mathbb Q^{N}$-martingale, we consider the natural payoff $V_{N}(T)$, where it pays $$V_{N}(T):=X(T)N(T) \...
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In general, mortgage assets are negatively convex. However, I've seen cases of positive convexity and have never seen an adequate explanation for why this might be the case. I suspect it has ...
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I have access to daily vol quotes for EURUSD options from 2006 to today. I was playing around with them and constructed a "daily rolled backtest" for various options constructs, like ...
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I recently took a quiz in which one question asked me to choose one answer that is true regarding convexity. One of the answers said that a longer maturity leads to a higher convexity, another answer ...
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I have got a question about DV01 neutral trades. Generally speaking: if you perform a 2s10s steepener on a generic govt yield curve, would convexity be a risk? If so, in what measures? Technically, as ...
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I have 2 questions: If I want to discount a set of irregular cashflows, I can do it using the SimpleCashFlow class, or defining a bond with custom cashflows (thank you to Ballabio and David Duarte for ...
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As a rule of thumb, how would the duration and convexity of a 30y UST bond paying X% compare to the duration and convexity of a matched maturity vanilla interest rate swap, with a similar fixed rate. ...
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I am searching to estimate the evolution of my portfolio duration following a yield increase/decrease. Can i use the convexity? I mean IR delta x (- convexity) = Duration delta Is it correct? Thanks a ...
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I have the following cost function for portfolio allocation: $$ w^T\mu-\frac{1}{2}\gamma w^T\Sigma w+\frac{1}{6}\gamma^2 w^TM_3(w\otimes w), $$ which considers also the co-skewness ($M_3$ tensor), $\...
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I'm trying to better understand leveraged etfs, and specifically how they have convexity and volatility decay similar to options. An older post on this site asked a similar question and one of the ...
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