Introduction to Interest rate swaps Structure Motivation Interest rate risk Finance 30233, Fall 2004 Advanced Investments The Neeley School at TCU Associate.

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Introduction to Interest rate swaps Structure Motivation Interest rate risk Finance 30233, Fall 2004 Advanced Investments The Neeley School at TCU Associate Professor S. Mann

Swaps: contracts specifying exchange of cash flows: fixed price traded for floating price fixed rate traded for floating rate Swap structures include: interest rate swaps currency swaps commodity swaps vast assortment of variations quantro, basis, index differential, etc.

Interest rate swap exchange of fixed rate for a floating reference rate, or exchange of one variable rate for another. periodic net settlements made by comparing rates, adjusting for day-count conventions, then multiplying rate difference by notional principal: Settlement amount = notional principal times: (Fixed rate x ) - (Floating rate x ) #days year #days year where #days and year are determined by day-count convention

Day-count conventions: The number of days assumed to be in a month and in a year when calculating the interest accrued on a debt instrument. Treasury notes, bonds: actual over actual Corporate bonds: 30 over 360 money-market (Libor):actual over 360 (usual) actual days is actual number of days in period actual for years is either 365 or 366.

Interest rate swap "Buyer" and "Seller" payer of fixed rate is "buyer". Fixed rate payer "buys" floating rate (LIBOR), the fixed rate is the "price" Fixed-Rate Payer Fixed-Rate Receiver Floating Rate (LIBOR) 6.75% Fixed Rate Swap "Buyer" Swap "Seller"

Swap Applications New Issue "Arbitrage" (lower borrowing costs) Financial restructuring (transform risks) Hedge exposures create synthetic portfolios

New issue "arbitrage" Corporation Swap Counterparty Fixed- Income Investor Variable- Income Investor 7.00%Fixed-Rate Note LIBOR 6.75% LIBOR % Floating-Rate Note Straight DebtSwap-Driven Debt Structure Cost of Funds with swap structure: 6.85%

Comments on "New issue arbitrage" Is the swap structure comparable to straight debt? not if straight debt is callable - straight debt rate is higher as payment for call option. Swap structures may have embedded options (credit triggers, e.g. Texaco & Banker's Trust) Swap structure should provide lower cost of funds, as swap contains counterparty credit risk: joint probability of default and replacement swap with higher fixed rate. Tax and accounting conventions may matter also.

Swaps to restructure debt Institutional Investor Swap Counterparty Debt Issuer 8.00% Fixed-Rate Note LIBOR 6.85% 8.00% Fixed-rate Note Straight DebtSwap-Driven Debt Structure Asset return with swap structure: LIBOR % Debt Issuer Institutional Investor

Swaps as Combination of Bonds Useful to value swaps after origination (marking to market) Can calculate swap duration and convexity Example: 5-year swap: receive fixed 10%, pay LIBOR. $10 million Notional Principal with Semi-annual settlement Net cash flows will be same as if corp had l Buys 5-year, $10 million, 10% coupon bond l Issues $10 million floating rate note (FRN) at LIBOR flat If bonds have same value, then swap is "at market" otherwise swap is "off market" with initial payment

Swap as bond combination Years Buy $10 million, 10% fixed coupon, 5-year bond $500,000 coupons $10,500, Years market value Issue $10 million, 5-year floating note at LIBOR flat LIBOR x (# of days/360) x $10,000,000

Swap as bond combination Gross Settlement Flows on 10% versus LIBOR receive-fixed swap Years Net Settlement Cash Flows

Swaps as bonds: Mark to market Swap fixed payerSwap fixed receiver Assets Liabilities mark to market is zero (if "on market") swap value positive for fixed-payer, negative for fixed-receiver Floater Fixed Note Fixed Note At origination: If swap fixed rate rises: Swap fixed payerSwap fixed receiver Assets Liabilities Floater Fixed Note Fixed Note Floater

Swaps as options on the balance sheet Swap fixed payerSwap fixed receiver Assets Liabilities assume swap fixed rate (SFR) is 7.00 % cap with 7% strike cap with 7% strike floor with 7% strike floor with 7% strike swap fixed payer buys cap and writes floor swap fixed receiver writes cap and buys floor