Solution :- (A)
Amount of loan in € = $2.40 million / 1.4500 = €1.655 million = €1,655,172
Interest and principal at year-end = €1.655m x 1.07 = €1.771m * 1.4300 = $2,532,579
Interest and principal of CDs = $2.40m * 1.05 = $2,520,000
Net interest income = $2,532,579 – $2,520,000 = $12,579
Net interest margin = $12,579 / 2,400,000 = 0.00524 or 0.524 percent.
In order to maintain a 2 percent spread, Net Income = 2% * 2,400,000 = $48,000
now Amount received = $2,400,000 + $48,000 = $2,448,000
Now Amount Received in Pound = $2,448,000 / $1.43 = €1711888
Now let Rate be X
€1711888 = €1655172 * ( 1 + x )1
X = 3.44%
(b)
If we hedge then the net interest income = €1655172 * 1.07 = €1771034
Now Convert into dollars = €1771034 * $1.46 = $2585710
now net Income = $2585710 - $2448000 = $137710
Percentage = $137710 / $2400000 = 5.74%
(c)
to maintain 2% spread
€1655172*(1+x)*1.46 = $2448000
(1+x) = 1.013
x = 1.3%
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