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    Bonds

    F. NADEEM MERCHANT

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    Presented ByName Roll NO.

    Adil Shaikh 20

    Afrin chaudhri 25

    Shahrukh kinnariwala 29

    Masihuddin khan 30

    Amrin patel 31

    Hussain shaikh 35

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    Meaning of Bonds

    A bond is a contract that requires the borrower to pay the interest incom

    resembles the promissory note issued by the government and the cor

    value of the bond indicates the face value of the bond i.e., the value sta

    paper. Generally, the face values of the bonds are Rs.1000 , Rs.2000 , Rs

    Most of the bonds make fixed interest payment till the maturity period.

    of interest is known as Coupon Rate. Coupons are paid quarterly, s

    annually. At the end of the maturity period, the value is repaid.

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    Features of Bonds

    Repaymentof PrincipalIndenture

    MaturitiesTime

    Period

    InterestPayment

    Pledge ofSecurity

    Call

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    Types of Bonds

    Corporate Bonds

    Premium Bonds

    Discount Bonds

    Investment Bonds

    Fixed Income Bonds

    Government Bonds

    Convertible Bonds

    Mortgager Bonds

    High Yield Bonds

    Municipal Bonds

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    Calculate Bond Price

    Bond valuation includes calculating the present value of the bond's future interepayments, also known as its cash flow, and the bond's value upon maturity, also knowas its face value or par value.

    Par Value : 10,000

    Settlement Date : 10/8/2014

    Maturity Date : 11/10/2016Annual Rate : 15%

    Yield : 10%

    Redemption Value : 15000

    Payments : Semi-Annually

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    Calculated

    Price: $14,997.31

    Prev Coupon Date: 05/10/2014

    Next Coupon Date: 11/10/2014

    Coupon Days: 180

    Coupon Days Past: 148

    Next Coupon (days): 32

    Number of Coupons: 5

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    Risks Involved with Bonds

    Interest-Rate Risks

    Reinvestment Risks

    Call Risks

    Credit Risk

    Inflation Risks

    Exchange-Rate Risks

    Liquidity Risks

    Volatility Risks

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    Term Structure of Interests Rates

    The relationship between interest rates or bond yields and different terms or maturities. The

    term structure of interest rates is also known as a yield curve and it plays a central role in an

    economy. The term structure reflects expectations of market participants about future change

    in interest rates and their assessment of monetary policy conditions.

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    Theories Behind Term Structure

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    Determinants ofInterest Rates

    Monetary & Credit Policy

    Inflation

    Effect of GlobalizationFed

    Watching

    Uncertainty

    Growth in the Economy

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    Forward Rate Agreements

    Forward Rate Agreement(FRA) is a forward contract

    between two parties to exchange an interest rate differential

    on a notional principal amount at a given future date in

    which one party, the Long, agrees to pay a fixed interest

    payment at a quoted contract rate and receive a floating

    interest payment at a reference rate (Underlying rate).

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    Characteristic of FRA

    Structure issame for allcurrencies

    FRAs mature ina certain

    number ofdays

    Contractcovers anotionalamount

    FRA may settlein fewer days

    Quotes

    Contractexpiring

    30 days LIBOR

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    Use of FRA

    By market participant who wish to hedge against future interest rat

    risks by setting the future interest rate today

    By market participant who want to make profits based on theirexpectations of the future development of interest rates.

    By market participants

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    Introduction to Swaps

    A swap is a contract calling for an exchangeof payments, on one or more dates,

    determined by the difference in two prices.

    A swap provides a means to hedge astreamof risky payments.

    A single-payment swap is the same thing as acash-settled forward contract.

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    Characteristics of Swaps

    Basically aForward

    DoubleCoincidence

    of wants

    ComparativeCredit

    Advantages

    FlexibilityNecessity of an

    IntermediarySettlem

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    Types of Swaps

    InterestRatesSwaps

    CurrencySwaps

    CommoditySwaps

    EquitySwaps

    Basis RatesSwaps

    DifferentialSwaps

    CreditDefaultSwaps

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    Functions of SwapTransactions

    FinancingFunction

    ArbitrageFunction

    HedgingFunction