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Bond Yield curve is an important indicator of the borrowing costs and lending returns, is also one of the most observed indicator by traders in fixed income trading desk among investment banks. The shape of the yield curve can be normal, flat or inverted. In most cases, bond yield curve is...
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We propose to use the linearity-generating framework to accommodate the evidence of unspanned stochastic volatility: Variations in implied volatilities on interest-rate options such as caps and swaptions are independent of the variations on the interest rate term structure. Under this framework,...
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This paper develops a decentralized theory that determines the fair value of the yield-to-maturity of a bond or bond portfolio based purely on the near-term dynamics of the yield itself. The theory decomposes the yield into three components: its expected change, its risk premium, and its...
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