Hi,
you can use qlVanillaSwapFixedLegBPS to compute the dv01 of fixed leg,
for convexity I think you have to recalculate it by shifting up and down
de curve and then using the following formula:
Libor_Convexity = (PV_SWAP_shiftdown + PV_SWAP_shiftup - 2 * PV_SWAP) /
(PV_SWAP * 2 * (Rate_BP_Shift_Up / 10000) ^ 2)
where Rate_BP_Shift_Up = 1
regards,
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As a basic risk measure, how can I calculate a vanilla interest rate
swap's DV01/Delta and Convexity?
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