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4/16/25, 12:54 AM Gurleen Bajwa - AFF811/FIN801 011 - Financial Risk Management - W2025 - Toronto Metropolitan University




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Written Jan 25, 2025 4:24 PM - Jan 25, 2025 4:36 PM




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Question 1 points

Consider a bond position that has a promised cash flow of 350 in 5 years. If
the 5-year continuously compounded interest rate is 2.55%, what is the 5-
year interest rate delta of this bond position?
Note: Your answer must be accurate to within 0.1.

Answer:

1,540.5 v

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The appropriate calculations are

PV = Cash Flow x exp(-r x t)
IR delta = n x PV




Question 2 points

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, 4/16/25, 12:54 AM Gurleen Bajwa - AFF811/FIN801 011 - Financial Risk Management - W2025 - Toronto Metropolitan University

Consider a portfolio that is long 24 bonds that have a 3-year interest rate
delta of 279.0 and short 9 bonds that have a 3-year interest rate delta of
134.0. What is the 3-year interest rate delta of this portfolio?
Note: Your answer must be accurate to within 0O.1.

Answer:

5,490.0 v

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The appropriate calculation is:

IR delta (port) = sum(position in each bond x IR delta of bond)




Question 3 points

Consider a bond portfolio that has a one-year interest rate delta of 1,059, a
two-year interest rate delta of 2,021, and a three-year interest rate delta of
2,941. On a day when the one-year interest rate falls by 25 basis points, the
two-year interest rate falls by 17 basis points, and the three-year interest rate
falls by 11 basis points, what is the change in the value of this portfolio?
Note: Your answer must be accurate to within one cent.

Answer:

4.02 % (9.318)

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Remembering that 1 basis point = .0001, the appropriate calculation is:



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