compounding-frequencies

  1. Nicole Seaman

    P1.T3.22.29. Properties of Interest Rates

    Learning objectives: Describe Treasury rates, LIBOR, Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR), and repo rates, and explain what is meant by the risk-free rate. Calculate the value of an investment using different compounding frequencies. Convert interest rates based on different compounding...
  2. Nicole Seaman

    P1.T4.902. Swap rates versus spot rates (Tuckman Ch. 2)

    Learning objectives: Calculate and interpret the impact of different compounding frequencies on a bond’s value. Calculate discount factors given interest rate swap rates. Compute spot rates given discount factors. Questions: 902.1. Analyst Patricia is analyzing the following four bonds: Bond...
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    Relation between compounding frequency and day count conventions??

    Hi David, Generally when we use different compounding frequencies what day counting convention is used there? ( I.e. when we just say talk about compounding and not day count conventions)..... And in T- bills , Eurodollar etc... Where different day count convention are used... We say for...
  4. Nicole Seaman

    P1.T3.712. Interest rate fundamentals (Hull Chapter 4)

    Learning objectives: Describe Treasury rates, LIBOR, and repo rates, and explain what is meant by the “risk-free” rate. Calculate the value of an investment using different compounding frequencies. Convert interest rates based on different compounding frequencies. Questions: 712.1. Interest...
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    How to derive forward interest rates from spot rates (Hull vs Tuckman)

    Hi! I'm confused about forward interest rate calculation, Hull (ch 4) uses RF=(R2T2-R1T1)/(T2-T1), Tuckman (ch 2) instead computes from formula (1+r(0,2)/2)^4=(1+r(0,1.5)/2)^3+(1+f(1.5,2.0)/2)^1. I'm sure the answer is just here but I can't see... Is it about compounding? Should I memorize both...
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    LIBOR, day count convention and compunding frequency

    Hi David, In your notes, you say that LIBOR is quoted on an actual/360 basis. But when using the LIBOR rate as a proxy for the spot rate it is continuously compounding. Doesn't actual/360 imply simple interest (no compunding)? I just do not see how these two methodologies are compatible...
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