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Futures Hedging Examples

Futures Hedging Examples. Hedging Examples. T-Bills to Buy with T-Bill Futures Debt Payment to Make with Eurodollar Futures Futures in Portfolio Hedging. T-Bills, Notes & Bonds. Treasury Securities: < 1 yr. Maturity: T-Bills, Discount Basis

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Futures Hedging Examples

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  1. Futures Hedging Examples

  2. Hedging Examples • T-Bills to Buy with T-Bill Futures • Debt Payment to Make with Eurodollar Futures • Futures in Portfolio Hedging

  3. T-Bills, Notes & Bonds • Treasury Securities: • < 1 yr. Maturity: T-Bills, Discount Basis • >1 yr., < 10 yr. Maturity: T-Notes, Coupon Bond • >10 yr. Maturity: T-Bonds, Coupon Bond

  4. T-Bills • Pricing (Discount Basis) • (1 - discount*(91/360))*$1million • Mar 19 w/ 27 days to Maturity priced at a discount of 4.68. Price on $1 million Face: (1-.0468(27/360))*$1 million = $996,490

  5. T-Bill Futures • Delivery of 91-day T-Bill at maturity date. So, a March futures delivers a June T-Bill. • Pricing on a discount basis, but quoted %. • Feb. 19, March 95.02 ==> discount = 4.98 100 - (4.98*91/360) ----------------------- * $1 million = $987,412 100

  6. Hedging a $25MM T-Bill Purchase • Previous T-Bill futures has us buy: $25mill / $987,412 = 25.3187 contracts • If rates at delivery are 5.5%, T-Bills cost: (1-(.055*91/360))*$1mill = $986,097 • Futures lost: (986,097 - 987,412)*25.3187 = (33294), leaving $24,966,706 for T-Bills, but this still buys us: $ 24,966,706 / $986,097 = 25.3187 $1mill. T-Bills

  7. Hedging a T-Bill Purchase • If rates at delivery are 4.5%, T-Bills cost: (1-(.045*91/360))*$1mill = $988,625 • Futures gained: (988,625 - 987,412)*25.3187 = +30,712, leaving $25,030,712 for T-Bills, but this just buys us: $25,030,712/ $988,625 = 25.3187 $1mill. T-Bills • So, whether rates go up or down, buying March T-Bill futures locks in delivery.

  8. Eurodollar Futures • Among the most liquid and actively traded futures contracts in the world • Eurodollar: a dollar deposit in a U.S. or foreign bank outside the U.S. • The contract: • Underlying: 90-day hypothetical Eurodollar CD • Contract Size: $1 mm face value • One basis point (.01%) is worth $25 • Contract Months: March, June, Sep, Dec, serial months, spot month • Maturities: Available through 10 years

  9. Hedge Floating Rate Payment • Assume an unknown Floating Rate to be paid in 3-months on $100,000,000. • Short 100 ($1,000,000) Euro$ Futures today at 94.555 (or Yield of 5.445%). • Settle in 3-months at 94.35 or 94.75. Use proceeds from futures to make debt payment.

  10. Hedge Floating Rate Payment • Futures settles at spot of 94.35 (5.65%). Floating Payment is .0565*.25*100M = $1,412,500 • Futures settles for 94.555-94.35 = .205 (where each .01 = $25), for a gain of 20.5*$25*100 contracts = $51,250 • Net Debt Payment = $1,412,500 - $51,250 = $1,361,250

  11. Hedge Floating Rate Payment • Futures settles at spot of 94.75 (5.25%). Floating Payment is .0525*.25*100M = $1,312,500 • Futures settles for 94.555-94.75 = -.195 (where each .01 = $25), for a loss of -19.5*$25*100 contracts = - $48,750 • Net Debt Payment = $1,312,500 + $48,750 = $1,361,250

  12. Hedging: Futures • No up front transfer of funds, but daily marking-to-market.

  13. Value $7,000,000 portfolio  -------------- * contracts, or, -------------- * 1.40 = 32.67 contracts Value $300,000 futures Hedging: Futures • Number of Futures Contracts to Hedge is a function of Relation of Portfolio Returns with Index Returns (Portfolio Beta with Index). • Assume a $7 mill. Portfolio that has a Beta of 1.40 with some Index. The Index Futures is currently at 600 and it trades for $500 per Index point.

  14. Hedging: Futures

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