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Calculate the durations and volatilities of securities A, B, and C. Their cash flows are shown...

Calculate the durations and volatilities of securities A, B, and C. Their cash flows are shown below. The interest rate is 10%. (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round "Duration" to 4 decimal places and "Volatility" to 2 decimal places.)

Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 Duration Volatility
  A 50 50 60   years
  B 30 30 140 years
  C 20 20 130 years

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A B C D E F G H I J
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4 Securities 1 2 3
5   A 50 50 60
6   B 30 30 140
7   C 20 20 130
8 Assuming the period is in year.
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10 Interest rate 0.1
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12 Calculation of Duration:
13 Macaulay Duration is the weightage average of the time to present value of cash flows.
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15 Formula for Macaulay duration is as follows:
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22 Where, Ct is cash flow at time t, PV(Ct) is the present value of cash flow at time t and T is the total time horizon.
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24 Calculation of Macaulay duration for Security A:
25 Year (t) 0 1 2 3
26 Cash Flow (Ct) =D5 =E5 =F5
27 Effective interest rate (i) =D10
28 Present value factor (P/F,i,n) for each year =1/((1+$D27)^E25) =1/((1+$D27)^F25) =1/((1+$D27)^G25)
29 PV (Ct) = (Ct)*(P/F,i,n) =E26*E28 =F26*F28 =G26*G28
30 ? PV (Ct) =SUM(E29:I29)
31 Fraction of total Value [PV(Ct)/? PV (Ct)] =E29/$D30 =F29/$D30 =G29/$D30
32 Year* Fraction of Total Value                                       [t *PV(Ct)/? PV (Ct)] =E25*E31 =F25*F31 =G25*G31
33 Macaulay Duration of Security A =SUM(E32:G32) =SUM(E32:G32)
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35 Hence Duration of security A is =D33 Years
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37 Calculation of Macaulay duration for Security B:
38 Year (t) 0 1 2 3
39 Cash Flow (Ct) =D6 =E6 =F6
40 Effective interest rate (i) =$D$10
41 Present value factor (P/F,i,n) for each year =1/((1+$D40)^E38) =1/((1+$D40)^F38) =1/((1+$D40)^G38)
42 PV (Ct) = (Ct)*(P/F,i,n) =E39*E41 =F39*F41 =G39*G41
43 ? PV (Ct) =SUM(E42:I42)
44 Fraction of total Value [PV(Ct)/? PV (Ct)] =E42/$D43 =F42/$D43 =G42/$D43
45 Year* Fraction of Total Value                                       [t *PV(Ct)/? PV (Ct)] =E38*E44 =F38*F44 =G38*G44
46 Macaulay Duration of Security B =SUM(E45:G45) =SUM(E45:G45)
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48 Hence Duration of security B is =D46 Years
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50 Calculation of Macaulay duration for Security C:
51 Year (t) 0 1 2 3
52 Cash Flow (Ct) =D7 =E7 =F7
53 Effective interest rate (i) =$D$10
54 Present value factor (P/F,i,n) for each year =1/((1+$D53)^E51) =1/((1+$D53)^F51) =1/((1+$D53)^G51)
55 PV (Ct) = (Ct)*(P/F,i,n) =E52*E54 =F52*F54 =G52*G54
56 ? PV (Ct) =SUM(E55:G55)
57 Fraction of total Value [PV(Ct)/? PV (Ct)] =E55/$D56 =F55/$D56 =G55/$D56
58 Year* Fraction of Total Value                                       [t *PV(Ct)/? PV (Ct)] =E51*E57 =F51*F57 =G51*G57
59 Macaulay Duration of Security C =SUM(E58:G58) =SUM(E58:G58)
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61 Hence Duration of security C is =D59 Years
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63 Calculation of volatility:
64 Volatility is the standard deviation of cash flows.
65 Excel function for standard deviation can be found as follows:
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67 Securities 1 2 3 Volatility
68   A 50 50 60 =STDEV.S(D68:F68) =STDEV.S(D68:F68)
69   B 30 30 140 =STDEV.S(D69:F69)
70   C 20 20 130 =STDEV.S(D70:F70)
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72 Hence,
73 Securities Volatility
74   A =G68
75   B =G69
76   C =G70
77

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