Clean Price & Dirty Price - Bond Pricing - CA Final SFM - Strategic Financial Management

Clean Price & Dirty Price
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In finance, the dirty price is the price of a bond including any interest that has accrued since issue of the most recent coupon payment. This is to be compared with the clean price, which is the price of a bond excluding the accrued interest.
What is the 'Dirty Price'…?
A dirty price is a bond pricing quote referring to the price of a coupon bond that includes the present value of all future cash flows, including interest accruing on the next coupon payment. The dirty price is how the bond is quoted in most European markets, and it is the price an investor pays to acquire the bond.
What is the 'Clean Price'…?
Clean price is the price of a coupon bond not including any accrued interest. A clean price is the discounted future cash flows, not including any interest accruing on the next coupon payment date, and immediately following each coupon payment, the clean price will equal the dirty price. The clean price is calculated by subtracting the accrued interest from the dirty price.
Clean Price = Dirty Price - Accrued Interest
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[@caderickmachado]

Why did I not watch this before. Clearly conceptual😊

[@rutu204]

Thank you sir.. This was one of the most awaited ones..

[@sravanch1232]

Thank you Sir for these kind of Concept Lectures.... Expecting More like this....these are very helpful for us ...

[@NikhilJobanputra]

Thanks Sravan.
I will definitely upload more and more videos over time.
Stay tuned to my channel.

[@sravanch1232]

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Waiting for more such lectures sir.tq

[@NikhilJobanputra]

Thanks Prathyusha,
Is there any specific topic that you are looking for...?

[@prathyushareddy6458]

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Sir can you please make a video on Interest rate risk management

[@NikhilJobanputra]

Within one week it will be uploaded. That's a Promise...

[@NikhilJobanputra]

Hi Prathyusha,
Did you see the videos on interest rate risk management...?
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[@shahgul78]

Doing wonderful job Sire!

[@prasidh0]

Got concept clearly. Thank you sir

[@calovesharma3301]

Sir pls take, small concept Qstn of Bond Purchased btw 2 dates. Urgent Req.

[@vivekgopu6991]

Thank you so much Sir for conceptual clarity❤

[@kambojkritika1238]

Thankyou sir.

[@debasmitaroy3380]

sir kindly explain day count convention

[@sudhakarbommineni7865]

Thank u sir...it's helpful

[@Trader-cq6ln]

THANKYOUUU SIR

[@05asmitashah76]

Thanku Sir...

[@balunani3205]

sir i have doubt pls look at 9:50 timepoint... Actually, bank A bought from bank B for only 14days right then y ur calculated fr 262days i.e ( that days r of int which gvt of India have to pay at 5.65% which is out from concept b/w Bank A and Bank B agreement
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[@kameshwarikapal9776]

Thanks again

[@kiyarasp6314]

Where is it given that 100 is FV

[@indarapupravalika6501]

Thank you so much sir

[@thegirlnextdoor2660]

Sir, which textbook are you talking about can you please tell?? I am not a CA student but I need this for mba.

[@NikhilJobanputra]

It's CA Final SFM Textbook compiled by me.
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[@singhsaaniyaa]

excellent presentation

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Thank you sir....
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[@NikhilJobanputra]

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Thanku sir

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[@rahulchattaraj3373]

Sir,if i stop at dirty price ,then is the yield to maturity is 6.7%?

[@rahulchattaraj3373]

Or the ytm will be (106.7-99.42)/100=7.28%?

[@rakhikrishna2199]

Plz do an English vedio sir if possible 🙏

[@rakhikrishna2199]

Sir can u plz make this vedio in English. Plz 🙏 Am watching ur vedios to get the clarity of concepts till here I am clear with all.

[@NikhilJobanputra]

Yes. ASAP

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♥️

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Thank you sir

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Thank you so much sir