Interest rate swap

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In finance, a swap rate ( IRS ) is an interest rate derivative (IRD). This involves the exchange of interest rates between two parties. In particular it is linear IRD and one of the most liquid benchmark products. It has an association with forward rate agreements (FRAs), and with zero coupon swaps (ZCSs).

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Deskripsi Umum

The interest rate effective (IRS's) is a derivative contract, agreed between two counterparties, which determines the nature of the exchange of payments referring to the interest rate index. The most common IRS is fixed for floating swaps, in which one party will make payments to other parties on an agreed-upon fixed rate basis, to receive payback based on the floating interest rate index. Each of these payment series is called 'legs', so a typical IRS has fixed legs and floats. The floating index is usually an interbank offered interest rate (IBOR) of a certain tenor in the appropriate currency of the IRS, for example LIBOR in USD, GBP, EURIBOR in EUR or STIBOR in SEK. To fully determine the IRS, a number of parameters must be specified for each leg; the amount of the notional principal (or various notional schedules), start and end dates and scheduling dates, fixed interest rates, selected floating interest rates, and day count conventions for interest calculations.

Maps Interest rate swap

Expanded description

As an OTC instrument, interest rate swaps (IRS) can be customized in a number of ways and can be structured to meet the specific needs of the opposing party. As an example; the date of payment may be irregular, notional of the swap may be amortized over time, reset the date (or set date) of the floating rate can be irregular, mandatory break clause can be entered into the contract, etc.. The general form of customization is often present in the new trouble exchange where cash flows are still designed to replicate the cash flows received as vouchers on the bonds purchased. The interbank market, however, only has some kind of standard. Each currency has its own standard market convention on the frequency of payments, day count conventions and month-end rules.

There is no consensus on the scope of naming conventions for different types of IRS. Even the broad description of the IRS contract covers only those whose feet are in the same currency. It is generally accepted that the swap of the same nature that its legs in a different currency is called the cross currency swap base. Swaps that are specified on the floating rate index in one currency but their payments in other currencies are called quantum.

In terms of traditional interest rate derivatives, the IRS is a fixed leg versus floating leg derivative contract which refers to IBOR as a floating leg. If the floating legs are redefined to an overnight index, such as EONIA, SONIA, FFOIS, etc. Then this type of swap is generally referred to as overnight indexed swap (OIS) . Some financial literature may classify OIS as part of the IRS and other literature can recognize a clear separation.

Fixed leg versus fixed leg swaps are rare, and are generally a form of special loan agreement.

Leg floating versus floating feet swap is much more common. These are usually called swaps (single currency) swaps (SBSs). Legs on SBSs will always be different interest indices, such as 1M, LIBOR, 3M LIBOR, 6M LIBOR, SONIA, etc. The pricing of this swap requires spread often quoted in basis points to be added. to one of the floating legs to satisfy the equality of value.

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Usage

Interest rate swaps are used to protect or speculate about changes in interest rates.

Interest rate swaps are also used speculatively by hedge funds or other investors who expect interest rate changes or relationships between them. Traditionally, fixed-income investors who expect prices to go down will buy cash bonds, whose value increases with interest rate reductions. Today, investors with similar views can include floating-to-fixed rate swaps; as interest rates drop, investors will pay a lower floating rate in exchange for the same fixed rate of interest.

Interest rate swaps are also popular for the arbitrage opportunities they provide. The different levels of creditworthiness mean that there is often a difference in the quality of positive spread that allows both parties to benefit from interest rate swaps.

The interest rate swap market in USD is closely linked to the Eurodollar futures market traded among others on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.

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Rating and pricing

The IRS is a special order financial product that may include changes to the payment date, notional changes (as amortized by the IRS), adjustment of accrual periods and conventional calculation changes (such as day 30/360E conventions to ACT/360 or ACT/365).

A vanilla IRS is a term used for standard IRS. Normally this will not have the above customization, and instead of showing a constant notional across, implied payments and accrual dates and benchmark convention calculations with currency. A vanilla IRS is also marked with one 'fixed' leg and the second leg 'floating' refers to the index-BOR. The net present value (PV) of the vanilla IRS can be calculated by determining the PV of each fixed leg and the floating legs separately and summing. To set the price of the middle-market IRS, the basic principle is that both feet must have the same value initially; see further below the rational price.

Menghitung tungkai tetap membutuhkan diskon semua arus kas yang diketahui dengan faktor diskon yang sesuai:

${\ displaystyle P _ {\ text {fixed}} = NR \ sum _ {i = 1} ^ {n_ {1}} d_ {i} v_ {i}}  ÂÂ$

di mana ${\ displaystyle N}  ÂÂ$ adalah notional, ${\ displaystyle R}  ÂÂ$ adalah tingkat tetap, ${\ displaystyle n_ {1}}  ÂÂ$ adalah jumlah pembayaran, ${\ displaystyle d_ {i}}  ÂÂ$ adalah pecahan jumlah hari desimal dari akrual dalam periode i'th, dan ${\ displaystyle v_ {i}}  ÂÂ$ adalah faktor diskon yang terkait dengan tanggal pembayaran periode i'th.

Menghitung floating leg adalah proses serupa yang menggantikan tingkat bunga tetap dengan tingkat indeks ramalan:

${\ displaystyle P _ {\ text {float}} = N \ sum _ {j = 1} ^ {n_ {2}} r_ {j} d_ {j} v_ { j}}  ÂÂ$

di mana ${\ displaystyle n_ {2}}  ÂÂ$ adalah jumlah pembayaran dari kaki mengambang dan ${\ displaystyle r_ {j}}  ÂÂ$ adalah perkiraan tingkat indeks -IBOR dari mata uang yang sesuai.

PV dari IRS dari perspektif menerima kaki tetap kemudian:

${\ displaystyle P _ {\ text {IRS}} = P _ {\ text {fixed}} - P _ {\ text {float}}}  ÂÂ$

Historically the IRS was rewarded using a discount factor derived from the same curve used to forecast the level of -OROR. This is called 'own discount'. Some early literature describes some of the incoherence introduced by that approach and many banks use different techniques to reduce it. This becomes more pronounced with the 2007-2012 global financial crisis whose approach is inappropriate, and alignment of the discount factors associated with physical security of the IRSs is required.

Post-crisis, to accommodate credit risk, the current standard pricing framework is a multi-curve framework in which estimates -total of tariffs and discount factors indicate disparities. Note that the principle of economic pricing does not change: the value of the leg is still identical at the time of initiation. See Financial Economics Ã, § Derivative pricing for further context.

The Overnight Index Swap rate (OIS) is usually used to lower the discount factor, as it is a standard inclusion on Credit Support Annexes (CSA) to determine the interest rate to be paid on collateral for an IRS contract. Concerning interest rate estimates, since the scattered basis between LIBOR levels of different maturities widened during the crisis, the approximate curve is generally constructed for each LIBOR tenor used in floating rate floating rate derivatives. The base currency will require an additional curve, as well as any CSA currency.

Regarding the build curve, under the old frame the single self-discount curve is "bootstrapped", exactly returning the price of the selected instrument. Under the new framework, the most fitting curves - as "sets" - for observed market data rates, one for discounts, one for each forecast curve as below. see

The complexity of the modern curve means that there may be no discount factor available for the specific -IBOR index curve. This curve is known as the 'estimation curve' curve and only contains predicted index -IBOR rate information for future dates. Some designs built on a discount-based methodology mean an estimated -IBOR index level implied by the discount factor inherent in the curve:

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di mana ${\ displaystyle x_ {i-1}}  ÂÂ$ dan ${\ displaystyle x_ {i}}  ÂÂ$ adalah awal dan akhir faktor diskon yang terkait dengan kurva ke depan yang relevan dari indeks -IBOR tertentu dalam mata uang yang diberikan.

Untuk harga tingkat pasar menengah dari IRS rumus di atas diatur kembali ke:

${\ displaystyle R = {\ frac {\ sum _ {j = 1} ^ {n_ {2}} r_ {j} d_ {j} v_ {j}} { \ jumlah _ {i = 1} ^ {n_ {1}} d_ {i} v_ {i}}}}  ÂÂ$

Jika metodologi lama diterapkan, faktor diskon ${\ displaystyle v_ {k}}  ÂÂ$ dapat diganti dengan nilai diskon sendiri ${\ displaystyle x_ {k}}  ÂÂ$ dan yang di atas mengurangi menjadi:

${\ displaystyle R = {\ frac {x_ {0} -x_ {n_ {2}}} {\ sum _ {i = 1} ^ {n_ {1}} d_ {i} x_ {i}}}}  ÂÂ$

During the exchange period the same valuation technique is used, but because, over time, both the discount factor and the forward price change, PV of the swap will deviate from its initial value. Therefore, swap will be an asset to one party and an obligation to another party. The way this value change is reported is the subject of IAS 39 for jurisdictions following IFRS, and FAS 133 for US GAAP. Swaps are marked into the market by debt security merchants to visualize their inventory at any given time.

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Risk

Interest rate swaps expose users to different types of financial risks.

Most of them expose users to market risk. The value of interest rate swaps will change as market rates rise and fall. In market terminology, this is often referred to as the risk of delta. Other specific market risk types where interest rate swaps have exposure are basic risks (where various IBOR tenor indexes may deviate from each other) and reset risks (where publication of the IBOR index of certain tenors is subject to daily fluctuations). Interest rate swaps also indicate the risk of gamma where their delta risk increases or decreases as market rates fluctuate.

Swap of uncakolateral interest rate (conducted bilaterally without credit support attachment (CSA)) exposes trading partners to fund risk and credit risk. Funding risk because the exchange rate may deviate from being so negative that it is unreachable and can not be funded. Credit risk due to the respective counterparty, for whom the positive exchange rate, will worry about counterparty opponents who fail in its obligations.

Swap guaranteed interest rate will expose the user to the risk of collateral. Depending on the CSA's terms, permissible allowed collateral types may be more or less expensive due to the movement of other foreign markets. Credit and funding risks still exist for secured trades but to a much lower level.

Due to the regulations set out in the Basel III Regulatory Frameworks, the derivative of the interest rate of the trade orders the use of capital. Depending on their specific interest rates, swaps may order more capital use and this may deviate from market movements. Thus capital risk is another concern for users.

Reputation risk also exists. Erroneous swap sales, municipal over exposure to derivative contracts, and IBOR manipulation are examples of high-profile cases where trading rate swaps have led to a loss of reputation and penalties by regulators.

Hedging interest rate swaps can be complicated and depend on the numerical process of a well-designed risk model to suggest reliable benchmark trading that reduces all market risk. Otherwise, the risks mentioned above must be protected by value using other systematic processes.

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Market Creation

The manufacture of the IRS market is a process that involves many tasks; construction of curves with reference to the interbank market, individual price derivative contracts, credit risk management, cash and capital. The necessary cross-disciplines include quantitative analysis and math skills, disciplined and organized approaches to the advantages and disadvantages, and coherent psychological and subjective assessments of financial market information and price-taker analysis. The sensitive nature of time markets also creates a pressurized environment. Many tools and techniques have been designed to improve the efficiency of market-making in efficiency and consistency.

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Trivia

In the December 2014 statistical release, the Bank for International Settlements reported that interest rate swaps are the largest component of the global OTC derivative market that represents 60% of it, with the notional amount outstanding in the swap OTC interest rate of $ 381 trillion, and the gross market value of $ 14 trillion.

Interest rate swaps can be traded as indexes through MTTS's FTSE Index.

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Controversy

In June 1988, the Audit Commission received information from a person working at the Goldman Sachs swap table that the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham had great exposure to interest rate swaps. When the commission contacts the board, the chief executive tells them not to worry because "everyone knows that interest rates will fall"; the treasurer thinks that interest rate swaps are "good small breadwinners". The Superintendent of the Commission, Howard Davies, realizes that the council has put all its positions at interest rates down and ordered an investigation.

In January 1989, the Commission obtained a legal opinion from two Queen's Counsel. Although they disagree, the commission prefers the opinion that makes it ultra vires for the council to engage in interest rate swaps. Moreover, interest rates have increased from 8% to 15%. Auditors and commissions then go to court and have contracts that are declared illegal (calls all the way to the House of Lords failed at Hazarm v Hammersmith and Fulham LBC ); five banks involved lost millions of pounds. Many other local authorities have been involved in interest rate swaps in the 1980s. This resulted in some cases where banks generally lost their claim for compounded interest on debt to the board, settled at Westdeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale v Islington London Borough Council. However, banks recover some funds in which the derivative is "in money" to the Board (ie, assets, not debt)

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See also

• Swap rate
• Close and floor of interest rate
• Equity replacement
• Total swap returns
• Inflationary Derivatives
• Eurodollar
• Constant redemption
• FTSE Index of MTIRS

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Further reading

• JH M Darbyshire (2017). Price and Interest Derivative Trading (2nd ed. ed. 2017). Aitch and Dee Ltd ISBNÃ, 978-0995455528 < span> Ã,
• Leif B.G. Andersen, Vladimir V. Piterbarg (2010). Interest Rate Modeling in Three Volumes (ed.1 2010). Atlantic Financial Press. ISBN 978-0-9844221-0-4. Archived from the original on 02/08/2011

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References

• Pricing and Hedging, Miron P. & amp; Swannell P., book Euromoney 1991

Most recently, industry standard literature on the evolution of the swap market to include credit and collateral risk:

• Pricing and Trading of Interest Rate Derivatives: A Practical Guide to Swap, J H M Darbyshire, 2017

The initial literature on the incoherence of the one-curve price approach:

• Interest rate parity, money market swap and currency cross currency exchange, Tuckman B. and Porfirio P., Fixed-income market research, Lehman Brothers, 2003.
• Cross currency exchange rates, Boenkost W. and Schmidt W., Working Paper 2, HfB - Business School of Finance & amp; Management, 2004. SSRN Prints.
• The Irony in Discount Derivatives, Henrard M., Wilmott Magazine, pp. 92-98, July 2007. SSRN prints.

Multi-curve framework:

• The multi-interest-rate model, Kijima M., Tanaka K., and Wong T., Quantitative Finance, pages 133-145, 2009.
• Two Curves, One Price: Price & amp; Hedging Interest Rate Derivatives Decoupling Forwarding and Discounting Yield Curves, Bianchetti M., Risk Magazine, August 2010. SSRN preprint.
• The irony in Derivative Derivatives Part II: Crisis, Henrard M., Wilmott Journal, Vol. 2, p. 301-316, 2010. Pre-print SSRN.

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External links

• Price and Derivative Trade in Interest Derivatives by JH M Darbyshire
• Understanding Derivatives: Markets and Infrastructure Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Financial Markets Group
• Bank for International Settlements - Annual OTC Semana derivatives statistics
• Glossary - Glossary of interest rate changers
• Investopedia - Spreadlock - Interest rate swap rate (not an option)
• Basic Fixed Income Derivatives Association - Articles on Finance-edu.com.
• Hussman Fund - Steep and Steep Train
• Historical LIBOR Swap data
• "All about the world's money rates: Real estate interest rates", WorldwideInterestRates.com
• Interest Rate Swap Calculator and Portfolio Management Tool

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