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QL fitted curve has weird shape when transiotioning from Futures to Swap

imachabeli
Picture is better than thousand words so attached is the curve fitted via QL
convex monotone (PiecewiseYieldCurve<ForwardRate ,ConvexMonotone>) vs
bloomberg for the same settle date,  same instruments and  same convexity
adjustments on futures.
 
At 4 year period fitting transition from futures to swap and curve has weird
shape. I tried to add couple of futures closer to 4Y point but that does not
help.
 
Question probably goes to  Luigi, what am I missing , is there extra setting
to preserve the the sign of the second derivative?
 
Thanks
Irakli

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Re: QL fitted curve has weird shape when transiotioning from Futures to Swap

Luigi Ballabio

On Apr 8, 2011, at 10:32 PM, Irakli Machabeli wrote:

> Picture is better than thousand words so attached is the curve  
> fitted via QL
> convex monotone (PiecewiseYieldCurve<ForwardRate ,ConvexMonotone>) vs
> bloomberg for the same settle date,  same instruments and  same  
> convexity
> adjustments on futures.
>
> At 4 year period fitting transition from futures to swap and curve  
> has weird
> shape. I tried to add couple of futures closer to 4Y point but that  
> does not
> help.
>
> Question probably goes to  Luigi, what am I missing , is there extra  
> setting
> to preserve the the sign of the second derivative?

Ferdinando is the curve expert here.  Any suggestions?

Luigi



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