BONDS 101 PUBLIC FUNDS INVESTING Prepared for: Presented by: Paul Jarvis Managing Director 206-365-3000 877-707-7787 Member SIPC and FINRA. 11.

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BONDS 101 PUBLIC FUNDS INVESTING Prepared for: Presented by: Paul Jarvis Managing Director Member SIPC and FINRA. 11

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BOND BASICS - WHAT IS A BOND? $100 1 Year 10.00% = % 44

BOND BASICS - WHAT IS A BOND? Bond Buyer (Lender) Bond Issuer (Borrower) $100 1 Year 10.00% =110 (Fixed)10% 55

BOND BASICS - MARKET RATES WENT DOWN TO 8% Bond Buyer (Lender) Bond Issuer (Borrower) Market rate for similar loans: $100 1 Year 10.00% =110 (Fixed)8% 66

BOND BASICS - SO, THE PRICE OF THIS BOND WENT UP... Bond Buyer (Lender) Bond Issuer (Borrower) Market rate for similar loans: $100 1 Year 10.00% =110 (Fixed)8% Interest rates for similar bonds went down to 8%. Therefore: Sell the bond at this price: $102 1 Year 8.00% (approx $8) = 110 (fixed) 77

BOND BASICS - MARKET RATES WENT UP TO 12% Interest rates for similar bonds went up to 12%. Bond Buyer (Lender) Bond Issuer (Borrower) Market rate for similar loans: $100 1 Year 10.00% =110 (Fixed)12% 88

BOND BASICS - SO, THE PRICE OF THIS BOND WENT DOWN... Bond Buyer (Lender) Bond Issuer (Borrower) Market rate for similar loans: $100 1 Year 10.00% =110 (Fixed)12% Interest rates for similar bonds went up to 12%. Therefore: Sell the bond at this price: $98 1 Year 12.00% (approx $12) = 110 (fixed) 99

BOND BASICS - WHEN RATES GO DOWN, PRICES NECESSARILY GO UP Bond Maturity Value $110 10

BOND BASICS The difference between 1.00% and 1.01% = 1 Basis Point The $ value of 1 Basis Point on $1 million Invested for 1 year = $100 In other words: 1 BP/$1MM/1 Year = $100 1 BP/1MM/6 Months = $50 11

BOND BASICS - A TYPICAL BOND Don’t forget about interest on interest…. 04/15/13CouponInterestPaymentsYieldMaturity $1,000, %$5,00010/15/1304/15/15 $5,00004/15/14 $5,00010/15/14 $5,00004/15/151.00%$1,000,000 12

BOND BASICS - THIS BOND IS AT A DISCOUNT 04/15/13CouponInterestPaymentsYieldMaturity $990,012.50%$2,50010/15/1304/15/15 $2,50004/15/14 $2,50010/15/14 $2,50004/15/151.00%$1,000,000 13

BOND BASICS - THIS BOND IS AT A PREMIUM 04/15/13CouponInterestPaymentsYieldMaturity $1,039, %$15,00010/15/1304/15/15 $15,00004/15/14 $15,00010/15/14 $15,00004/15/151.00%$1,000,000 14

BOND BASICS – SELL THE BOND BEFORE MATURITY: NO RATE CHANGE 04/15/14CouponInterestPaymentsYieldMaturity $1,000, %$5,00010/15/1304/15/15 $5,00004/15/141.00%$1,000,000 RECEIVE SELL 15 NOTE: Actual results may vary depending on original maturity of bond and length of holding period

BOND BASICS – SELL THE BOND BEFORE MATURITY: RATES WENT DOWN 04/15/14CouponInterestPaymentsYieldMaturity $1,000, %$5,00010/15/1304/15/15 $5,00004/15/14.50%$1,004,980 RECEIVE SELL 16

BOND BASICS – SELL THE BOND BEFORE MATURITY: RATES WENT UP 04/15/14CouponInterestPaymentsYieldMaturity $1,000, %$5,00010/15/1304/15/15 $5,00004/15/141.50%$995,050 RECEIVE SELL 17

BOND BASICS - A TYPICAL BOND THAT IS CALLABLE 04/15/13CouponInterestPaymentsYieldMaturity $1,000, %$5,00010/15/131.00%04/15/15 Callable here$5,00004/15/14 $5,00010/15/14 $5,00004/15/151.00%$1,000,000 Yield to Call = 1.00% Yield to Maturity = 1.00% 18

BOND BASICS - A TYPICAL BOND THAT IS CALLABLE WITH 3 CALL DATES 04/15/13CouponInterestPaymentsYieldMaturity $1,000, %$5,00010/15/131.00%04/15/15 Callable here, here, and here. $5,00004/15/141.00% $5,00010/15/141.00% $5,00004/15/151.00%$1,000,000 Yield to Call = 1.00% Yield to Maturity = 1.00% 19

BOND BASICS - A CALLABLE BOND, PRICE IS AT A PREMIUM 04/15/13CouponInterestPaymentsYieldMaturity $1,022, %$15,00010/15/1304/15/15 Callable here$15,00004/15/14.75% $15,00010/15/14 $15,00004/15/151.85%$1,000,000 Yield to Call =.75% Yield to Maturity = 1.85% 20

BOND BASICS - A CALLABLE BOND, PRICE IS AT A DISCOUNT 04/15/13CouponInterestPaymentsYieldMaturity $992,080.50%$2,50010/15/1304/15/15 Callable here$2,50004/15/141.30% $2,50010/15/14 $2,50004/15/15.90%$1,000,000 Yield to Call = 1.30% Yield to Maturity =.90% 21

BOND BASICS - A TYPICAL BOND THAT IS CALLABLE 04/15/13CouponInterestPaymentsYieldMaturity $1,000, %$5,00010/15/131.00%04/15/15 Callable here$5,00004/15/14 $5,00010/15/14 $5,00004/15/151.00%$1,000,000 Yield to Call = 1.00% Yield to Maturity = 1.00% 22

BOND BASICS – AFTER YOU BUY A BOND… WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? Investor Wall St Inventory Broker Gives Verbal Order Bond Is Purchased 23

BOND BASICS – AFTER YOU BUY A BOND… WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? Investor Confirmation (Receipt) Broker 24

BOND BASICS – AFTER YOU BUY A BOND… WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? TYPICAL TRADE CONFIRMATION ID : 3128X8EQ1 Settlement : 4/29/13 BUY : $1,00,000 ISSUER : FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK Security : FHLB /15/15 Price : 100 Yield: 1.00 Principal USD $1,000, Accrued $ (4/15/13 – 4/29/13) Total USD $1,000, Call Feature: Callable one time only on 4/15/14 Call Schedule: Date Price Yield 4/15/ /15/ Maturit y Date Price Yield 4/15/ /15/ Maturit y 25

BOND BASICS – AFTER YOU BUY A BOND… WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? Safekeeping Bank Investor Bond Confirmation Broker Forwards Confirmation Wires $ 26

DELIVERY VERSUS PAYMENT (DVP) IS “BEST PRACTICES” 27

RESOURCE CENTER, DATA AND CHARTS CENTER, DAILY TREASURY YIELD CURVE RATES 28

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