Official name of the index in English: Slovak Bond Indices Group
Official name of the index in Slovak: Skupina Slovenských Dlhopisových Indexov
Official abbreviation of the index: SDXGroup, SDXG
Basis value of the index:
100 percentage points (100%)
Referential date of the index: 1 January 2004
1 SDXGroup
description
SDXGroup represents a group (family) of proportional
indices. Each index from the group is a two-component index, with the first
component being a price index and the second component being expressed by a
performance index. SDXGroup belongs to weighted indices, where the weights of
base components are proportional to the size of their issues according to
Pasche’s method. The price index compares the market prices of a selected set
of debt issues (base issues) with the market prices of the same set of base
issues as of a referential day. Unlike the price index, the performance index
follows - in addition to the changes of market prices - also capital yields
flowing to the set of base issues, and compares them as of the referential day.
It means that while the price index follows solely the price movements on the
capital market, the value of the performance index is influenced by the changes
of prices and by capital yields (accumulated interest, coupon rates), provided
that they are reinvested back in the base of the index.
2 SDXGroup
structure
2.1 SDXGroup
classification by sectors
According to the classification by sectors, each pair of
indices (the price SDXG and the performance SDXG) is divided into a public
sector and a non-public sector. The public sector is represented solely by the
SDXG for government bonds, whereas the non-public (private) sector is
represented by 3 index pairs in the following order: SDXG for corporate bonds,
SDXG for bank bonds and SDXG for mortgage bonds.
2.2 SDXGroup
according to period to maturity (residual maturity)
Each pair of SDXGroup indices (the price SDXG and the
performance SDXG) is further divided into sub-indices according to residual
maturity of their base issues. The sub-index comprising issues with residual
maturity of under 5 years, but not shorter than 1 year, is a short-term index
from a perspective of the capital market. The sub-index comprising issues with
residual maturity of over 5 years is a long-term index.
2.3 SDXGroup
indicators
A list of the following seven indicators belongs to each
pair of indices (the price SDXG and the performance SDXG): Average yield to
maturity, average coupon rate, average duration, average period to maturity
(residual maturity), average modified duration, average convexity and the number
of base components.
3 Composition
of SDXGroup base
The criteria for inclusion of a bond issue in the base of
the SDXGroup indices are as follows:
·
Type of bond;
·
Market segment and price of bond;
·
Residual (remainder) maturity of bond, and
·
Volume of bond issue.
3.1 Type of bond
Only the issues registered in the Central Securities
Depositary of the Slovak Republic (CSD) which are denominated and traded in the
SKK currency can enter the base of the index. In addition to the criteria
mentioned above, the issue must be registered on the Bratislava Stock Exchange
(BSSE).
The base of the SDX Group indices can be comprised of the
following types of bonds:
·
Bonds with fixed coupon rates;
·
Bonds with floating coupon rates;
·
Zero-coupon issues (bonds with zero coupon
rate);
·
Bonds with option of premature redemption (bonds
with call option), and
·
Amortisation bonds.
Convertible bonds are excluded from the computation of the
indices.
3.2 Market
segment and price of bond
Included in the base of the SDXGroup indices can be all bond
issues from the listed market
(the main and the parallel listed market) which have been at
least once traded within the framework of electronic order book transactions
during the one-year period preceding the day of revision of the SDXGroup
indices.
3.3 Residual
maturity of bond
On the day of coupon payment, every issue must show residual
maturity of at least 1 year. Issues with residual maturity shorter than 1 year
are excluded from the base of the SDXGroup indices. One-year issues cannot be
admitted to the base of the indices.
3.4 Volume of
bond issue
In order to be admitted to the base of the indices, each
“nominated” issue must meet a certain minimum volume of issue. According to the
given issue’s classification by sectors, the minimum volume of issue can be
distinguished as follows:
·
Public sector (government bonds) – SKK
0.5 billion;
·
Private sector (corporate bonds, bank bonds and
mortgage bonds) – SKK 0.25 billion.
4 Computation
of SDXGroup indices
4.1 Price of base
issues
4.1.1. Government
bonds
The average daily prices of base issues enter the base of
the SDXGroup indices, provided that an electronic order book transaction is
closed with a given base issue on the day of computation. In the event that no
electronic order book transaction is closed with the given issue and the issue
is listed in the module of market makers (modul tvorcov trhu - MTT), the
arithmetic average of the best final quotations of the given issue is used. If
the issue is not included in MTT, the indicative (theoretical) prices of bonds
enter the base.
4.1.2. Non-government
bonds
The average daily prices of base issues enter the base of
the SDXGroup indices, provided that an electronic order book transaction is
closed with a given issue on the day of computation. In the event that no
electronic order book transaction is closed with the given issue and the issue
is listed in the module of market makers (MTT), the arithmetic average of the
best final quotations of the given issue is used. If the issue is not included
in MTT, the last known average price of the bond will enter the indices.
4.2 Minimum
number of base issues
The computation of indices (sub-indices) starts at the
moment of admission of the first issue to the index basket. The computation of
indices (sub-indices) terminates upon exclusion of the last base issue from the
basket. The computation of the total SDXG for individual sectors continues
until at least one of the two sub-indices relevant to a given sector
(sub-sector) is available.
5 SDXGroup
indicators
For each pair of indices (the price SDXG and the performance
SDXG), the following seven indicators are mentioned: average yield to maturity,
average coupon rate, average duration, average period to maturity (residual
maturity), average modified duration, average convexity and the number of base
components.
6 Revision of
SDXGroup indices
A regular revision of the indices is carried out two times a
year, always on 31 January and 31 July of the current year. In addition to
changing the composition of the index base, the Commission for the SDXGroup may
decide to change the computation of the indices or the computation of their
indicators, respectively. In the event of changes of the base, the voting in
writing is allowed for members of the Commission for revision of the SDXGroup.
7 Disclosure
and publication of indices
Bratislava Stock Exchange publishes the official daily value
of the indices after the closing of trading on a given Stock Exchange day
between 3:00 PM and 4:00 PM. In addition, the official daily value is provided
to the media publishing Stock Exchange data on a contractual basis.