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	To improve or grow a business using its existing limited resources.		To improve or grow a business using its existing limited resources.


	''Origin: "To pull oneself up by one's own bootstraps."''		''Origin: "To pull oneself up by one's own bootstraps."''

imported>Doug Williamson: Add 5th definition. Source: Oxford English Dictionary.

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	~~''Calculations.''~~		1. ''Calculating zero coupon yields.''


	1. ''~~Coupon~~ yields.''

	To calculate zero coupon yields from given par yields, for the same maturities and the same risk class.		To calculate zero coupon yields from given par yields, for the same maturities and the same risk class.


	2. ''Yield curve.''		2. ''Yield curve conversion.''

	More generally, to calculate any yield curve from another given yield curve for the same maturities.		More generally, to calculate any yield curve from another given yield curve for the same maturities.


	3. ''~~Inputs~~.''		3. ''Iterative calculations.''

	To undertake any calculation process where the results from earlier calculations are inputs to subsequent calculations.		To undertake any calculation process where the results from earlier calculations are inputs to subsequent calculations.


	4. ''~~Result~~.''		4. ''Companies financial reporting - earnings per share effects.''

	~~Bootstrap~~ effect.		Abbreviation for the bootstrap effect.


			5. ''Business recovery and business growth.''

			To improve or grow a business using its existing limited resources.

			''Origin: "To pull oneself up by one's own bootstraps."''

			''A bootstrap being a loop at the back of a boot, used to pull it on.''


	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Bootstrap effect]]		* [[Bootstrap effect]]
			* [[Converting from par rates]]
			* [[Earnings per share]]
	* [[Par yield]]		* [[Par yield]]
	* [[Yield curve]]		* [[Yield curve]]
	* [[Zero coupon yield]]		* [[Zero coupon yield]]
	* [[Converting from par rates]]

			[[Category:The_business_context]]
			[[Category:Corporate_finance]]
	[[Category:Investment]]		[[Category:Investment]]
	[[Category:Financial_products_and_markets]]		[[Category:Financial_products_and_markets]]

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	1.		''Calculations.''


			1. ''Coupon yields.''

	To calculate zero coupon yields from given par yields, for the same maturities and the same risk class.		To calculate zero coupon yields from given par yields, for the same maturities and the same risk class.


	2.		2. ''Yield curve.''

	More generally, to calculate any yield curve from another given yield curve for the same maturities.		More generally, to calculate any yield curve from another given yield curve for the same maturities.


	3.		3. ''Inputs.''

	To undertake any calculation process where the results from earlier calculations are inputs to subsequent calculations.		To undertake any calculation process where the results from earlier calculations are inputs to subsequent calculations.


	4.		4. ''Result.''

	Bootstrap effect.		Bootstrap effect.
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	* [[Zero coupon yield]]		* [[Zero coupon yield]]
	* [[Converting from par rates]]		* [[Converting from par rates]]

			[[Category:Investment]]
			[[Category:Financial_products_and_markets]]

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	1.		1.

	To calculate zero coupon yields from given par yields, for the same maturities and the same risk class.		To calculate zero coupon yields from given par yields, for the same maturities and the same risk class.


	2.		2.

	More generally, to calculate any yield curve from another given yield curve for the same maturities.		More generally, to calculate any yield curve from another given yield curve for the same maturities.


	3.		3.

	To undertake any calculation process where the results from earlier calculations are inputs to subsequent calculations.		To undertake any calculation process where the results from earlier calculations are inputs to subsequent calculations.


	4.		4.

	Bootstrap effect.		Bootstrap effect.


	== See also ==		== See also ==

imported>Doug Williamson: Shorten first definition.

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	To calculate zero coupon yields from given par yields for the same maturities ~~of funds of~~ the same risk class.		To calculate zero coupon yields from given par yields, for the same maturities and the same risk class.

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	To calculate zero coupon yields from given par yields for the same maturities of funds.		To calculate zero coupon yields from given par yields for the same maturities of funds of the same risk class.

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	* [[Yield curve]]		* [[Yield curve]]
	* [[Zero coupon yield]]		* [[Zero coupon yield]]
			* [[Converting from par rates]]

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1.
To calculate zero coupon yields from given par yields for the same maturities of funds.

2.
More generally, to calculate any yield curve from another given yield curve for the same maturities.

3.
To undertake any calculation process where the results from earlier calculations are inputs to subsequent calculations.

4.
Bootstrap effect.

== See also ==
* [[Bootstrap effect]]
* [[Par yield]]
* [[Yield curve]]
* [[Zero coupon yield]]