Re: QuantLib::Bond::cleanPriceFromZSpread
Posted by Guowen Han on
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Conceptually, Z-Spread is calculated from one interest rate scenario, for example zero curve. Why Hull-White model is used?
Look at the implementation, the dirtyPriceFromZSpreadFunction() only use the cashflow (coupons) and discount with the spreadedCurve as the discount curve. There is no option involved at all.
I have been thinking of how to implement a member function to calculate the OAS (option adjusted spread) and price from OAS. In fact, such a function will be much useful than Yield practically and Z-Spread should be only its simple case. However, with currently design, for each iteration for OAS finding, a new curve has to be initialized and is not efficient. It would be much easier and efficient if the rollback function can accept a spread parameter.
I may be wrong about it.
Thanks,
If the call date equals the evaluation date, the engine might consider it as
expired. What happens if you try a bond that will be called one day after
the evaluation date?
Luigi
*****
Thanks Luigi. Isn't that though, if the engine( I am using Hull-White)
considers it as expired, the price should be very close to strike?
Yes I tried using the evaluation date just before the next call date, the
calculated price still not capped to strike as I would expect.
Am I missing anything here?
Thx,
Xinc
*****
gigifaye29 wrote:
>
> Can anyone help clarify my question?
>
> In the CallableBonds Class, does the member function
> "cleanPriceFromZSpread(...)" calculate a clean price by discounting the
> *unadjusted* cash flows, OR *adjusted* cash flows(prices on each note
> revised to strike if option in the money), by interest tree note rates
> plus z-spread?
>
> I got confused because the terminology z-spread(zero volatility spread) is
> used in non-option setting but if this function simply just discounts all
> unadjusted cashflows then it is not special to this callable bond class
> anymore.
>
> If it does discount adjusted cashflows, then shouldn't the spread called
> OAS instead of z-spread?
>
> Appreciate your correction on my misunderstanding,
> Xinc
>
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Conceptually, Z-Spread is calculated from one interest rate scenario, for example zero curve. Why Hull-White model is used?
Look at the implementation, the dirtyPriceFromZSpreadFunction() only use the cashflow (coupons) and discount with the spreadedCurve as the discount curve. There is no option involved at all.
I have been thinking of how to implement a member function to calculate the OAS (option adjusted spread) and price from OAS. In fact, such a function will be much useful than Yield practically and Z-Spread should be only its simple case. However, with currently design, for each iteration for OAS finding, a new curve has to be initialized and is not efficient. It would be much easier and efficient if the rollback function can accept a spread parameter.
I may be wrong about it.
Thanks,
| gigifaye29 <[hidden email]>
03/02/2009 11:11 AM |
|
If the call date equals the evaluation date, the engine might consider it as
expired. What happens if you try a bond that will be called one day after
the evaluation date?
Luigi
*****
Thanks Luigi. Isn't that though, if the engine( I am using Hull-White)
considers it as expired, the price should be very close to strike?
Yes I tried using the evaluation date just before the next call date, the
calculated price still not capped to strike as I would expect.
Am I missing anything here?
Thx,
Xinc
*****
gigifaye29 wrote:
>
> Can anyone help clarify my question?
>
> In the CallableBonds Class, does the member function
> "cleanPriceFromZSpread(...)" calculate a clean price by discounting the
> *unadjusted* cash flows, OR *adjusted* cash flows(prices on each note
> revised to strike if option in the money), by interest tree note rates
> plus z-spread?
>
> I got confused because the terminology z-spread(zero volatility spread) is
> used in non-option setting but if this function simply just discounts all
> unadjusted cashflows then it is not special to this callable bond class
> anymore.
>
> If it does discount adjusted cashflows, then shouldn't the spread called
> OAS instead of z-spread?
>
> Appreciate your correction on my misunderstanding,
> Xinc
>
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