以下是引用cathytutu在2007-12-4 10:44:00的发言:I agree with u regarding the greatest protection for issuers in 1-year deferred call bond. But I re-considered and chose 3-year deferred call. Depict from the callable bond curve, call option cost=option-fee bond price - call price. As the interest rate falls towards zero, the option cost increased a lot. So I guess the longer the deferred call peirod combined with the lower interest rate, the difference between call price and option-free price increased. That means we investors have to accept the call price set by issues much lower than the market price after 3 years. It's just my analysis. Welcome for any comment. [em01] according to your argument, then 4-year deferred call bond will have bigger spread, and then n-year deferred call bond will have bigger spread if n is bigger. However, non-callable bond could be look as a bond with infinite year deferred call bond, thus has biggest spread. In fact, non-callable should have smallest spread. so, I could not agree with your argument. |