1 Debt Valuation Topic #2. 2 Context Complete Markets Bonds  Time Value of Money  Bond Valuation Equity Derivatives Real Estate.

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1 Debt Valuation Topic #2

2 Context Complete Markets Bonds  Time Value of Money  Bond Valuation Equity Derivatives Real Estate

3 Context Complete Markets Bonds  Time Value of Money  Bond Valuation Equity Derivatives Real Estate

4 Moving cash in time Compare cash only at the same point in time Future Value  Compounding Present Value  Discounting NPV

5 Special Cases Perpetuity Annuity Growing Perpetuity

6 Excel functions PV FV PMT RATE

7 Context Complete Markets Bonds  Time Value of Money  Bond Valuation Equity Derivatives Real Estate

8 Bond Terminology Maturity date Term Face value Coupons and coupon payments Zero-coupon bond Yield to Maturity  Risk-free interest rate  Spot rates Yield curve

9 Bond Valuation Yield to Maturity of a Coupon Bond Price given YTM Time and bond prices Interest rate changes and bond prices  Interest rate sensitivity of bond prices  Duration

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11 Yield Curve and Bond Arbitrage Zero coupon bonds prices

12 Yield Curve and Bond Arbitrage Zero coupon bonds yields

13 Corporate Bonds Credit risk YTM Risk premium Bond ratings  Credit spread

14 Rating is a very precise business