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Bootstrapping

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Bootstrapping
A procedure used to calculate the zero coupon yield curve from market figures.

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Since the T-bills offered by the government are not available for every time period, the bootstrapping method is used to fill in the missing figures in order to derive the yield curve. The bootstrap method uses interpolation to determine the yields for Treasury zero coupon securities with various maturities.

Bootstrapping
Creating a theoretical spot rate curve using one yield projection as the basis for the yield of the next maturity. Bootstrapping follows the work of Efron. It involves a Monte Carlo approach.
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