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Hi,
Can someone explain why in very easy samples XIRR gives a slightly different (and wrong) result than YIELD? Here is one sample: Bond Face value 100,000. Issue march, 4, 2005. Maturity march, 4, 2006. Coupon 5%; basis 3 (365/365); Settlement June 1st 2005, price 101. This gives a yield of 3.5976969% Now if you try to use XIRR, with 2 cashflows as: June 1st 2005- -102,219.18 (-(101,000+accrued cpn as of June 1st)) March 4 2006 - 105,000.00 This gives a xirr of 3.6133815%. This is wrong and if you try to check it by computing how you get at maturity with such a rate you get (102,219.18+102,219.18*3.6133815%*276/365)=105,012.12 In fact xirr gives the same result as yield only when the settlement date is equal to the issue or a coupon date (i.e. when the accrued coupon is 0 at settlement date). Thanks in advance |
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