Hi Chris,
I’d also like to
have inflation bonds in QL. Is there something already done in development?
As a matter of fact I was
trying to figure out how to implement the Jarrow-Yildirim model using what have
been already done in QL with calibration and pricing of ZC and YY swap and IICapFloor.
This is because the generic structured bonds I need to price have some
optionality in it not allowing negative coupons if inflation index rate turns
out to be negative.
I understand from the BoE
article that you would need an inflation curve bootstrapped from inflation bond
quotes for pricing inflation bonds instead of getting the curve from swap, but honestly
a plain JY is more than adequate for me at the moment.
Thanks a lot.
Best regards,
Ivan
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Hi Alessandro,
you can't do it as simply as you can price a nominal bond. The indices
and the forward inflation curves bootstrapped from swaps are available, but not
inflation coupons (mimicing ibor coupon) nor the relevant helpers to bootstrap
forward inflation from inflation-linked-bond quotes.
Note that you should probably not use a forward curve from inflation swaps to
price an inflation bond (see article by Bank of England for a discussion: http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/publications/quarterlybulletin/qb060101.pdf).
Anyone else need this soon?
Best regards,
Chris
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Hello Everyone,
I am trying to use the inflation code, under experimental folder, to evaluted
a generic bond inflation
but i'm not sure if is it possible in the present state of QL
developement
Someone would be so kind to give me some hints or sample?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Alessandro
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