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9780471246534

Fixed-Income Analysis for the Global Financial Market Money Market, Foreign Exchange, Securities, and Derivatives

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    9780471246534

  • ISBN10:

    0471246530

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-07-22
  • Publisher: Wiley

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This comprehensive new book explains and clarifies the essential building blocks underlying the pricing and risk analysis of fixed-income securities and derivatives - using mathematics lightly, to make things easier, not harder. The emphasis throughout is on how-to-do, on building operational knowledge from the ground up. There are more than 300 examples and exhibits based on current market data. You will find essential information on: * The global money market * Foreign exchange transaction and foreign exchange derivatives * Bonds and zero coupon bonds - including a risk management-driven discussion of duration and convexity * Interest rate swaps, currency swaps, and exchange-traded futures * Stochastic models and option pricing * Stochastic models of the yield curve

Author Biography

<b>GIORGIO S. QUESTA</b> is a senior consultant at Pareto Partners, a quantitative institutional asset management firm with operations in the U.K., the U.S., and Australia. He teaches a number of graduate courses in finance, both in the U.S. and Europe. Previously, he was the CEO of IMI International, an investment banking and asset management firm with operations in New York, London, Frankfurt, and Luxembourg. He has also worked with Procter & Gamble and Andersen Consulting.

Table of Contents

Preface x
Reader's Guide xii
Acknowledgments xvi
Part 1 Short-Term Money Market Instruments
Background and Terminology
Quotations, Bid-Ask Spread, and Transaction Costs
3(4)
Trade, Settlement, and Maturity Dates. Accrual Rules
7(4)
Long and Short Positions; Short Selling Securities
11(4)
Arbitrage-Free Pricing and the Law of One Price
15(3)
Euromarket Time Deposits and LIBOR Reference Rate
18(2)
Short-Term Discount Securities
20(3)
Auctions
23(5)
Interest, Discount, and Compounded Yield
Interest Rate, Discount Rate, and Spot Yield
28(4)
Compounding and Internal Rate of Return
32(5)
U.S. Bond Yield Basis and the Treasury Method
37(3)
Inflation and Real Yields
40(3)
Yield Spreads on Short-Term Dollar Securities
43(3)
The Exponential Notation
The Exponential Notation for Continuous Compounding
46(2)
Period Return and Logs of Price Relatives
48(4)
Convexity of the Log-Rate Function
52(2)
Exponential Rate and Time Series
54(2)
Mathematical Appendix
56(3)
Spot and Forward Yields: FRAs, Repos, and Futures
Forwards: Arbitrage-Free Pricing and Credit Risk
59(4)
Spot and Forward Yields
63(7)
Forward Rate Agreements
70(5)
Repos and Repo Rates
75(5)
Futures
80(4)
Futures on Short-Term Interest Rates
84(2)
U.S. T-bill Futures and Cash-Futures Arbitrage
86(4)
Mathematical Appendix
90(4)
Foreign-Exchange Transactions
Spot Transactions, Cross Rates, and Arbitrage-Free Parties
94(3)
Forward Transactions, Covered Interest Parity, and Basis Risk
97(6)
Foreign Exchange (FX) Swaps
103(2)
FX Futures
105(1)
Hedging FX Risk and Cross-Currency Hedging
106(5)
Settlement Risk (Herstatt Risk)
111(4)
Part 2 Long-Term Securities, Futures, and Swaps
Zero-Coupon Bonds
The Development of Zero-Coupon Bonds
115(3)
Price-Yield Relationship, Duration, and Convexity
118(9)
Spot and Forward Yields
127(4)
Hedging, Barbell Trades, and Spread over Benchmark
131(3)
Horizon Yield, Expectations, and Risk Premium
134(1)
Mathematical Appendix
135(3)
Fixed-Interest Coupon Bonds
Introduction
138(2)
Yield Analysis
140(4)
Yield to Maturity: Operational Details
144(4)
Yield Curve Pricing, Yield Spreads, and Par Yield Curve
148(3)
Duration, Convexity, and Horizon Yield
151(8)
Mathematical Appendix
159(4)
Coupon Bonds: Advanced Topics
Simple Duration Pitfalls: The Orange County Case
163(2)
Key Rate Duration
165(1)
Callable Bonds, Sinking Fund Bonds, and Option-Adjusted Spread
166(5)
Extracting the Spot Yield Curve from Coupon Bonds
171(4)
Floating-Rate Securities
The Development of Floating-Rate Securities
175(2)
Price, Yield, and Spread
177(3)
Inverse Floaters and Floating Rate Perpetuities
180(4)
Interest-Rate and Currency Swaps
Introduction
184(1)
Interest-Rate Swaps: Pricing, Valuation, and Asset Swaps
185(4)
Swaps and Comparative Advantage in Funding
189(2)
Swap Dealers and Swap Warehousing
191(2)
Currency Swaps
193(3)
Credit Risk in Swaps
196(3)
Futures on Bonds and Notes
U.S. T-bond Futures Analytics and the Cheapest-to-Deliver Bond
199(6)
Hedging and Pricing
205(1)
Other Important Bond Futures
206(3)
Appendix
209(4)
Part 3 Options
An Introduction to Options
Introduction
213(3)
Standard Terminology
216(3)
Payoff at Maturity of Puts and Calls
219(2)
Time Value and Early Exercise of American Options
221(3)
Payoff at Maturity of Options Strategies
224(7)
Put-Call Parity and the Box
231(5)
Butterfly Spread and Arrow Debreu Securities
236(2)
Fixed-Income Options, Bonds with Optionlike Features
Exchange-Traded Options and Futures Options
238(2)
Caps, Floors, Collars, and Swaptions
240(2)
Mortgage-Backed Securities and Collateralized Mortgage Obligations
242(6)
Basic Statistical Tools
Variance, Standard Deviation, and Expected Value
248(4)
Extracting Volatilities from Time Series
252(2)
The Binomial Distribution
254(4)
The Normal Distribution
258(2)
Normal Distribution and Time-Series Volatility
260(2)
The Standard Normal Distribution
262(3)
Mathematical Appendix
265(3)
Stochastic Models
Introduction, Random Drawings from a Binomial Distribution
268(1)
The Cox, Ross, and Rubinstein (CRR) Approach
269(5)
The Symmetric Probabilities Implementation
274(1)
Random Drawings from a Normal Distribution
275(2)
The Lognormal Distribution
277(4)
Tuning the Probability Structure of a CRR Binomial Tree
281(3)
Binomial Option Pricing: An Introduction
Arbitrage-Free Option Pricing and Models of Stock Prices
284(3)
The One-Step Binomial Model and Arbitrage-Free Pricing
287(4)
Risk-Neutral Pricing
291(1)
European Put Options
292(4)
Extending the Binomial Model
Multistep Models
296(2)
Early Exercise of American Puts
298(4)
Dividends
302(2)
Options on Foreign Exchange
304(2)
Options on Futures
306(3)
The Black-Scholes and Other Option-Pricing Models
The Black-Scholes Model
309(4)
The Greek Letters
313(5)
Implied Volatility; the Volatility Smile and Skew
318(3)
Variations on the Black-Scholes Equation
321(2)
Monte Carlo Simulation
323(4)
Modeling the Yield Curve
Introduction
327(3)
Arbitrage-Free Pricing
330(5)
The Problem with Spot Yields Correlation
335(2)
The Ho and Lee One-Factor Model
337(2)
The Black, Derman, and Toy One-Factor Model
339(3)
Mathematical Appendix
342(3)
Selected Bibliography 345(4)
Index 349

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