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Formula Sheet

The document provides formulas related to bonds, statistics, quadratic equations, duration, and portfolio returns. It defines the price of a bond as a function of coupon, yield to maturity, time to maturity, and face value. It also defines expectations and variances of random variables, the solution to a quadratic equation, modified duration as Macaulay duration divided by 1 plus yield, and portfolio return as a weighted average of asset returns.

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Formula Sheet

The document provides formulas related to bonds, statistics, quadratic equations, duration, and portfolio returns. It defines the price of a bond as a function of coupon, yield to maturity, time to maturity, and face value. It also defines expectations and variances of random variables, the solution to a quadratic equation, modified duration as Macaulay duration divided by 1 plus yield, and portfolio return as a weighted average of asset returns.

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FORMULA SHEET

The price of a bond, , is given by:

[1
]
+
(1 + )
(1 + )

where is the coupon, is the yield-to maturity, is the time to maturity and is the face
value.
If and are two random variables and and are two constants then:
( + ) = () + ()
() = ()
() = (, )
(, ) = (, )
(, ) =
(, ) = (, )
The solution to the quadratic equation
2 + + = 0
is
12 =

2 4
2

The Modified Duration of a bond, , is given by


=

(1 + )

where is the Macaulay Duration and is the yield-to maturity


The return on a portfolio, , consisting of assets and is given by
= +
where , are the weights allocated to assets A and B and , are the returns
respectively

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