
Jose H. answered 04/08/19
Former Corporate Wealth Management Advisor
Hey there,
Convexity is term for the non-linear relationship between changes in interest rates and a bond's price.
Normally, bonds with higher coupon rates, are less affected in price, due to changes in interest rates.
So, a bond with a higher coupon rate, will typically have a lower convexity (less price-sensitive).
A zero-coupon bond would have a very high convexity; as there is no coupon paid out.
Hope this helps.
-Jose