The 12% rate bond of Rs 1,000 face value has a current market value of Rs 1,044.57 and a yield to maturity of 10.8%. Maturity in 5 years. Calculate duration and modified duration
To find the bond duration
The formula is given by
Duration "=\\frac{1+Y}{Y}-\\frac{(1+Y)+T(C-Y)}{C[(1+Y)^{T}-1]+Y}"
where:
C= coupon rate
Y= Yield to maturity
T = Maturity
From the question, we have our parameters
C=12%, Y=10.8% and T=5 yrs
Converting from percentage to decimal
C=0.12, Y=0.108 and T=5yrs
Now, substituting the parameters into the equation
Duration "=\\frac{1+Y}{Y}-\\frac{(1+Y)+T(C-Y)}{C[(1+Y)^{T}-1]+Y}"
"=\\frac{1+0.108}{0.108}-\\frac{(1+0.108)+5(0.12-0.108)}{0.12[(1+0.108)^{5}-1]+0.108}"
"=\\frac{1.108}{0.108}-\\frac{1.1 08+5(0.012)}{0.12[(1.108)^{5}-1]+0.108}"
"=10.259 -\\frac{1.1 08+0.06}{0.12[0.6699]+0.108}"
"=10.259 -\\frac{1.168}{0.080+0.108}"
"=10.259 -\\frac{1.168}{0.188}"
"=10.259-6.213\\\\=4.046"
Hence, the Duration is "4.046"
Now, to find the MODIFIED DURATION by the formula
modD "=\\frac{Macaulay Duration}{1+(\\frac{YTM}{n})}"
Thus, we must firstly find the value for the Macaulay Duration.
The tabulated data in the image below shows the Time period(t), Cash flow, PC of cash flow and the PC of Time-weighted Cash flow.
From the image, the summation of the PV of Time-weighted Cash flow is "4240.39" and that of the PV of cash flow is "1044.58"
The Macaulay Duration for the 5 yrs bond is calculated as
MacDur "=\\frac{4240.39}{1044.58}\\\\"
"=4.06"
Now, the Modified Duration given by the expression
modDur"=\\frac{Macaulay Duration}{1+(\\frac{YTM}{n})}"
Where "n=1" and "YTM=10.8" %
modDur"=\\frac{4.06}{1+(\\frac{0.108}{1})}"
"=\\frac{4.06}{1+0.108}"
"=\\frac{4.06}{1.108}\\\\=3.66"
HENCE, the Modified Duration is "3.66"
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