Re: Swap valuation with eurodollar futures
Posted by
ramjig on
URL: http://quantlib.414.s1.nabble.com/Swap-valution-with-eurodollar-futures-tp6459p6464.html
Faboozi calculated casflows as follows.
Futures rate = 100 -Eurodollar Future Price. (In the following table second column represents futures rate).
Cash flow = notional amount * futures rate * ( days in period / 360). The first column represents cash flow per each quarter.
period forward rate = annual forward rate * (days in period / 360)
forward discount factor of period 1 = 1 / (1 + (period forward rate of 1 /100) )
In general
forward discount factor of period t = 1 / ( (1 + (period forward rate of 1 /100) ) * (1 + (period forward rate of 2 /100) ) * .... * (1 + (period forward rate of t /100) ) )
PV of Cash flow of period t = Cash flow of period t * forward discount factor of period t.
Last column in the followig table was calculated using the above formula.
Amount: 1012500-----Rate:0.0405----Days: 90 --- 1002351 (PV of Cash Flow)
Amount: 1049028-----Rate:0.0415----Days: 91 --- 1027732
Amount: 1162778-----Rate:0.0455----Days: 92 --- 1126079
Amount: 1206222-----Rate:0.0475----Days: 92 --- 1154229
Amount: 1225000-----Rate:0.0490----Days: 90 --- 1158012
Amount: 1271472-----Rate:0.0503----Days: 91 --- 1186852
Amount: 1316111-----Rate:0.0515----Days: 92 --- 1212562
Amount: 1341667-----Rate:0.0525----Days: 92 --- 1219742
Amount: 1350500-----Rate:0.0540----Days: 90 --- 1210970
Amount: 1390278-----Rate:0.0550----Days: 91 --- 1229999
Amount: 1443889-----Rate:0.0565----Days: 92 --- 1259248
Amount: 1472000-----Rate:0.0576----Days: 92 --- 1265140
Thanks
Ramji
-----Original Message-----
From: Luigi Ballabio <
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Sent: Thu, Dec 10, 2009 4:10 am
Subject: Re: [Quantlib-users] Swap valution with eurodollar futures
On Wed, 2009-12-09 at 21:54 -0500, [hidden email] wrote:
> Faboozi
> First column is Floating Cash flow at End of Quarter, and last column
> is PV
> of cash flow.
How does Fabozzi calculate the above?
Luigi
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