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Práctica Dirigida 3 2016-II
Práctica Dirigida 3 2016-II
Trabaje con tasas bajo capitalización continua salvo que se señale lo contrario
“AFTER months of debate, having exhausted all the alternatives, the European Central
Bank (ECB) announced on January 22nd that it was finally introducing a big
programme of quantitative easing. It plans to spend €60 billion ($70 billion) a month for
at least 19 months, adding hefty purchases of government bonds to an existing
scheme to buy covered bonds and asset-backed securities (currently around €10
billion-worth a month). Special rules will apply to purchases of the bonds of countries
like Greece which have received bail-outs. The bulk of any losses on sovereign debt
that has been purchased will be borne by national central banks.”
“SHORTLY after the Federal Reserve hinted in May that it might start to ease up on its
monetary stimulus, rich-country bond yields shot up; emerging-market currencies and
stockmarkets cratered. Was it all for nothing? On September 18th, at the end of a
closely-watched meeting, the Federal Open Market Committee, the Fed’s policy-
setting body, chose not to “taper”. Instead, it said it would keep buying $85 billion a
month of Treasury and mortgage bonds with newly-created money (the policy of
“quantitative easing”, or QE).”
Obtenga:
a. Las tasas cupón cero para los plazos disponibles
b. La tasa forward para el periodo garantizado
c. Dos meses después las tasas de interés (bajo capitalización continua) han
variado: Tasa a 10 meses es de 6% anual y la tasa a 16 meses es de 7% anual.
Determine el valor del contrato para el inversionista.
d. Si el día de la liquidación las tasas LIBOR de mercado son 3M 5% 6M 6% y 12M
6.5%, cuál es el beneficio o pérdida para el inversionista.