1) Principle amount = $5million
time = 1 year
rate= 10%
therefore, interest to be paid = 10%*5million = $500,000
Now in a discounted loan, the bank would pay themselves the
interest amount, i.e $500000. So the company will walk out of the
bank with 5million - 500000= $4.5 million but in essence the
company will still owe $5million.
therefore effective interest rate will be,
Rate = interest/ effective amount borrowed
= 500000/4500000 = 11.11%
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