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From: Wilkie L. <inf...@ya...> - 2006-09-03 13:13:30
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Hi Eric and all, 1.) After defining an Xibor object and retrieving its name by qlIndexName() I have found that the name contains a day counter that is different from what has been specified during object creation. It seems to suggest the object is actually making use of a different day count and can cause problem later on in calculation. After further investigation the problem seems to be limited in scope to the following day count type: * 360/360 -> shown as 30/360 * ACT/365 -> shown as ACT/ACT (ISDA) Is it just a displayed problem? Is there any function which can actually retrieve the day count setting? On a separate note, I am wondering if the ACT/ACT here is the same as ACT/nACT which is used in US Treasuries. Anyone can confirm that? 2.) I have found that qlFrequency() also cannot display any frequency shorter than 1 month. Again is this just a display problem, or the object is not defaulting the refix frequency to be same as the tenor? If it's the latter case than how can rate like Overnight Index (as in OIS) can be handled? Wilkie Lai __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |