eighty-seven days into a semiannual coupon
- Face value
- ₹10,00,000
- Coupon rate
- 7.5%
- Days since the last coupon
- 87
- Day count convention
- Actual/365
- Coupons a year
- 2
Accrued interest₹17,877
37,500 x 87 / 182.5
Open this exampleAccrued interest between coupon dates, across day count conventions. The convention is not a detail: actual/360 and 30/360 give materially different answers on the same bond.
Also called: bond accrued interest, clean vs dirty price.
₹17,877 accrued over 87 days on the actual/365 convention. A buyer pays this on top of the clean price, making the dirty price the clean price plus this amount. The convention alone moves the figure by ₹248.
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Between coupon dates, interest accrues to the seller and the buyer pays it as part of the settlement. The day count convention decides how much: actual/360 counts real days over a 360 day year and produces the largest figure, 30/360 assumes every month has thirty days, and actual/365 counts real days over a real year. Which applies is set by the instrument, not chosen. Quoted bond prices are clean, meaning they exclude accrued interest, and the amount actually paid is the dirty price.
the coupon prorated by days elapsed over days in the period, on the stated conventionEach of these is asserted on every build. If a change to the engine ever moved one of these answers, the build would fail before the page could print it.
Accrued interest₹17,877
37,500 x 87 / 182.5
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