Strip BTP 15/12/2027

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Last price
91.80
as of 13/10/2026
Gross yield
7.61%
Net yield
6.66%
Maturity
15/12/2027
1y 2m
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Last price: 91.80 on 13/10/2026

Commissions
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€
€

Percent of the order value, with a minimum and a maximum in euro (empty maximum = no limit). For a flat fee enter only the minimum.

Settlement amount
€9,180.00
Net gain at maturity
€717.50
Net yield
6.68%
Gross yield
7.62%

Order details

Settlement date
16/10/2026
Purchase price (clean)
91.80
Nominal value
10,000
Clean value
€9,180.00
Gross accrued interest
€0.00
Commissions
€0.00
Settlement amount
€9,180.00

Yields and duration

GrossNetNet without capital gain tax
Annual yield7.62%6.68%7.62%
Modified duration1.081.091.08

The last column applies when the capital gain is offset by earlier capital losses.

Outcome at maturity

Gross coupons
€0.00
Redemption of the nominal
€10,000.00
Capital gain
€820.00
Capital gain tax
-€102.50
Net gain at maturity
€717.50

Cash flows

DateDescriptionAmount
16/10/2026Payment of the price-€9,180.00
15/12/2027Redemption of the nominal€10,000.00
15/12/2027Capital gain tax-€102.50
Net gain at maturity€717.50

It is the sum of all the movements: €10,000.00 received (coupons, redemption, tax credit on accrued interest) minus €9,282.50 paid (price, accrued interest, commissions and taxes) = €717.50. It is what you earn in euro, after tax, if you hold the bond to maturity; if negative, you lose money.

How it is calculated

  • Accrued interest uses the ACT/ACT ICMA convention: the buyer pays the gross accrued interest and receives the credit for the tax withheld on that part of the coupon.
  • Taxes of the Italian administered regime, 12.5% on coupons and capital gain (12.5% for government and supranational bonds, 26% for the others). Commissions are part of the purchase cost. Stamp duty and issue discount are not considered.
  • Yields are annual compound rates (IRR) of the cash flows, actual days/365, with the bond held to maturity and coupons not reinvested.