Portfolio Manager

On the Mobile app, you can add bonds by going to the ‘Portfolio’ page and clicking on the button ‘Add Trade’. This will allow you to search for the bond of your choice post which you can add the specific details and click on ‘Buy’. This will load the bond into your portfolio.
On the WebApp, you can search for the bond of your choice in the search bar and then click on the ‘+Add to Portfolio’ button once the bond loads.

One thing to note when adding a bond is to input the ‘Quantity’ in terms of the minimum denomination. For example, if the minimum denomination of Bond A is 200,000 and you own 200,000 notional of Bond A, the quantity you should enter is 1. Similarly, if you own 300,000 notional of Bond A, the quantity you should enter is 1.5.

The Clean/Dirty toggle helps a user view the bond price and market value in two formats – with and without Accrued Interest.. By default, the clean price and market value will be displayed, i.e. without accrued interest. Once the toggle is turned on, you get the dirty price and market value i.e. with accrued interest.

On the Mobile app, under the ‘Portfolio’ page, click on the ‘Positions’ header. Under this, you have the list of your bond with its price, yield and daily change details. Clicking on the price of the bond will load your overall mark-to-market investment position. Re-clicking on the investment position will again take you back to the earlier screen with the price, yield and change.
On the WebApp, go to the ‘Positions’ tab under the ‘Portfolio’ page. Here, the “Market Value” column highlights the mark-to-market investment position of each bond. The values under this which are grayed out refer to the minimum denomination of the bond.

To edit/delete bonds on the Mobile app, click on the ‘Trades’ tab in the ‘Portfolio’ page and click on the ‘Trade Price’ or ‘Trade Amount’. This will enable you to edit the specific trade related details of the bond in focus. To delete a trade, swipe left on the specific bond, under the ‘Trades’ tab and click on <Delete>
To edit/delete bonds on the WebApp, go to the ‘Trades’ tab under the ‘Portfolio’ page. On the right hand side of the page, there are two columns titled “Edit” and “Delete”. Click on the pencil or bin icons of the bond to be updated and edit the fields.

The ‘Positions’ tab shows the net position of each bond having accounted for all the trades.

Portfolio specific data can not be downloaded from the mobile app. It can however be downloaded onto MS Excel from the WebApp using the "download" icon in the ‘Portfolio’ page, next to the “Include AI & Coupons” toggle button.

You can edit the following:

1. Trade price of the bond (price at which you bought/sold the bond)
2. Trade Date of the bond
3. The number of bonds based on the minimum denomination shown next to it
4. The fees paid in basis points

Leverage refers to the amount of money borrowed to buy a bond. The amount borrowed need not necessarily be in the same currency that the bond is denominated in. The BondEvalue app allows for this provision and adjusts the values based on the forex rate on the day. The cost of borrowing refers to the interest rate to be paid while borrowing money. The leveraged yield refers to the total yield of the portfolio after accounting for the use of leverage. Loan-to-value refers to ratio between the amount of loan taken/borrowed divided by the mark-to-market dirty market value of the investment.

On the Mobile app, the ‘Portfolio’ page is located at the bottom of the screen. On the WebApp, it is located on the left side toolbar, under the ‘My Account’ tab.

The invested amount is calculated as the following:
(Purchase Price + Accrued Interest on Purchase Date) * ((Quantity * Minimum Denomination) / Redemption Value) * (1 + Fees/10,000)

The cashflows due from each of the bonds in your portfolio can be viewed under the ‘Cashflows’ tab. Do note that previous cashflows from the bond do not appear here, but are included in the value of your investment which is visible under the ‘Positions’ tab.

Fractional bonds are not yet standard in the market. With the advent of the BondbloX Bond Exchange (BBX), you can now input fractional units of bonds. For example, an individual may buy 0.5 units of a 200,000 minimum denomination bond and thus he/she can input 0.5 under the “Number of Bonds” field whilst adding their trade.

Fees refers to basis point value that a buyer pays to the seller of the bond when a transaction takes place.