Hi @David Harper CFA FRM ,
I was reading CIR model and found yield volatility and basis point volatility terms confusing.
May I ask what is the difference between these two? What is yield volatility by definition and what is basis point volatility also? Thank you!
Appreciate your help!
Hi @David Harper CFA FRM and @Nicole Seaman ,
May I ask why swap is most likely to results in a peaked shape for the exposure profile represented by potential future exposure? Thank you, appreciate your help!
Hi @David Harper CFA FRM ,
While holding correlation constant, may I ask why increasing default probability will decrease VaR for the junior tranches and increases VaR for the senior tranches?
Thank you!
Statement 1: A common trade during 2004 and 2005 was to sell protection on the equity tranche
and buy protection of the mezzanine tranche of the CDX.NA.IG index.
Statement 2: The trade was long credit spread risk on the equity tranche and short credit
spread risk on the mezzanine tranche.
Hi...
Topic: Credit Risk and Credit Derivatives
May I ask why when interest rate volatility is high, the debt values are less sensitive to changes in interest rates?
Thank you!
Hi David,
This is Q40 From GARP 2017.
40. A portfolio contains a long position in an option contract on a US Treasury bond. The option exhibits positive convexity across the entire range of potential returns for the underlying bond. This positive convexity:
A. Implies that the option’s value...
Hi David,
This is GARP Practice Exam 2017 Q36.
Bank A and Bank B are two competing investment banks that are calculating the 1-day 99% VaR for an at-the- money call on a non-dividend-paying stock with the following information:
• Current stock price: USD 120
• Estimated annual stock return...
Hi @David Harper CFA FRM ,
May I ask why when manager believes that rates will be especially volatile, barbell portfolio would be preferred over bullet portfolio?
As I know that barbell portfolio has greater convexity? then it means that price changes will be larger. But if thats the case, the...
Hi David and Nicole,
May I ask why when Treynor measure of a portfolio is greater than Treynor measure of market, then it means there will be positive alpha?
Thank you
Hi @David Harper CFA FRM @Nicole Seaman ,
I am reading Hull- Chapter 19 Assigned Reading.
May I ask why Forward delta is 1 but futures delta is not 1?
Since from my understanding, both can be priced using F_0=S_0*e^rT, differentiating with respect to S_0 should get e^rT?
Thank you!
Hi,
I would like to ask about GARP Assigned Reading- Hull, Chapter 15
When a stock pays a divided , D , at time n.
At the last dividend date before expiration, t_n, the exercised value of the option is: S(t_n) - X
If the call option is unexercised and the dividend is paid, its unexercised...
Hi,
Below is the question that I came across while reading Part 1 FRM Swap:
Which of the following would properly transform a floating-rate liability to a fixed-rate liability? Enter into a pay:
A. Foreign currency swap
B. Fixed interest rate swap
C. Domestic currency swap
D. Floating...
Hi,
I have question for Hull, Chapter 7, Swaps. I am quite confused about calculating the value of the floating rate bond.
Referring to this example:
Consider a $1 million notional swap that pays a floating rate based on 6-month LIBOR
and receives a 6% fixed rate semiannually. The swap has a...
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