Answer :
(1) (a)
Duration of Bond = (( 1 + YTM ) / YTM ) - (( 1+YTM) + Period X (Coupon rate - Yield rate ) ) / Coupon rate x [ (1+YTM ) n - 1 ] + YTM
Here, YTM = Yield to Maturity
Duration of Bond B1 = (( 1+0.12 ) / 0.12 ) - ( (1+0.12 ) + 4 X ( 0.1 - 0.12 ) )/ 0.12 X [ (1+0.12 )4 -1
= 9.33 - ( 1.04 / - 0.8426 ) = 10.56 Years
Duration of Bond B2 = (( 1+0.1 ) / 0.1 ) - ( (1+0.1 ) + 3 X ( 0.08 - 0.1 ) )/ 0.1 X [ (1+0.1 )3 -1
= 11 - ( 1.04 / - 0.867 ) = 12.20 Years
(1) (b) Duration of the Bond Portfolio ( Average ) = (10.56 years + 12.20 years ) /2 = 11.38 Years
(1) ( c ) If Yield increases by 1% then the bond portfolio value will be decrease by 10.28%
= Duration / ( 1+ YTM ) = 11.38 Years / ( 1+9.75% +1% ) = 10.28%
Working :
Average Yield of a Bond be (( 12+10 ) + ( 12+10 ) + ( 12+10 ) + 12 ) / 4 x 2 = 9.75%
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