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100 basis point (bp)
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The Calgary Institute Pension Fund includes a $65 million fixed-income portfolio managed by Cara Karstein, CFA, of Noble Investors. Karstein is asked by Calgary to provide an analysis of the interest rate risk of the bond portfolio. Karstein uses a binomial interest rate model to determine the effect on the portfolio of a 100 basis point (bp) increase and a 100 basis point decrease in yields. The results of her analysis are shown in the following figure.
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| 4 +5 | definition, 100 basis point (bp) |
Demi Ebrite
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| 5 | .0100 (donde .0001 sería 1 bp y por ende .0100 equivale a 100 bp) |
Richard C. Baca, MIM
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| 100 bp's = 1 percentage point 25 = .25%... |
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definition, 100 basis point (bp)
1/100 of a percentage point, also expressed as 0.01 percent.
The difference between a yield of 7.90 percent and 8 percent is 10 basis points. When applied to a price rather than a rate, the term is often expressed as annualized basis points.
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Richard C. Baca, MIM
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.0100 (donde .0001 sería 1 bp y por ende .0100 equivale a 100 bp)
Esto es lo que es, fuera de usar el termino del ingles, bp o basis point(s) no se de otra manera de decirlo.
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Note added at 1 day1 hr (2008-09-05 03:46:12 GMT) Post-grading
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.0100 (where .0001 equals one basis point, therefore, .0100 equals 100 basis points).
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Note added at 1 day1 hr (2008-09-05 03:46:12 GMT) Post-grading
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.0100 (where .0001 equals one basis point, therefore, .0100 equals 100 basis points).
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10 hrs
Reference:
100 bp's = 1 percentage point
25 = .25%
50 = .50%
75 = .75%
100 = 1%
25 = .25%
50 = .50%
75 = .75%
100 = 1%
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