Polar Ice has entered into a 10 year interest rate swap with Southern Sun with a notional principal of $500 million. Polar Icehas agreed to pay LIBOR – the floating rate side of the swap. Southern Sun has agreed to pay a fixed rate of 5%. Assume that next year, LIBOR is 5.5%. The net payment at that date will be:
a. Polar Ice pays Southern Sun $5,000,000
b. Polar Ice pays Southern Sun $750,000
c. Polar Ice pays Southern Sun $2,500,000
d.Southern Sun pays Polar Ice $2,500,000
e.Southern Sun pays Polar Ice $5,000,000
Polar Ice has entered into a 10 year interest rate swap with Southern Sun with a notional principal of $500 million. Polar Icehas agreed to pay LIBOR – the floating rate side of the swap. Southern Sun...
Faise QUESTION 21 Boeing has entered into 10 year interest rate swap with Bank America with a notional principal of $500 million. Boeing has agreed to pay LIBOR- the floating rate side of the swap, Bank America haségreed to pay a fixed rate of 5.75%. Assume that next year, LIBOR is 6.5%. The net payment at that date will be Boeing pays Bank America $2,500,000 Bank America pays Boeing $5,000,000 Bank America pays Boeing $507,500,000 Bank America pays Boeing $3,750,000...
An interest rate swap has the following specifications: Notional principal = $100m Pay fixed rate (annual basis) = 7% Received rate (annual basis) = LIBOR plus 1% Interest rate calculations are in quarterly basis. Counterparty X entered a pay fixed rate swap on Jan 1, 2019 with Counterparty Y. On Dec 31, 2019, the LIBOR rate is 5.5%. What should be the net cashflow?
Consider a plain vanilla fixed for floating interest rate swap with a notional principal of 4,100,000 and annual payments. Initially the swap was supposed to last for five years and now three years remain. If the initial fixed rate is 0.09, LIBOR is 0.08, and the year three payment was just made (two years of payments remain on the swap), What is the absolute value of the swap?
A US company has entered into an interest rate swap with a dealer in which the notional principal is $50 million. The company will pay a floating rate of LIBOR and receive a fixed rate of 5.75%. Interest is paid semi-annually, and the current LIBOR=5.15%. What is the total amount that the asset manager will pay to (or receive from) the dealer? [Note: You should use a positive number to represents the amount the asset manager pay to the dealer....
Suppose that you have entered a 5-year swap to receive Japanese Yen and Pay 1-year Libor with notional principal of USD 10,000,000. At the time the swap agreement was completed the swap quote was 0.50% bid and 0.60% offered against the 1-year dollar Libor, and the spot rate was JPY100/$ (assume payments are annual). Assume that 1 year has passed. The spot exchange rate is JPY 98/USD. The dealer is quoting the following interest rates on 4-year swaps: 1.50% bid...
Consider the following information about an interest rate swap: two-year term, semiannual payment, fixed rate = notional USD 10 million. Calculate the net coupon exchange for the first period if LIBOR is 5% at the beginning of the period and 5.5% at the end of the period Q2. 6%, floating rate = LIBOR + 50 basis points, A. Fixed-rate payer pays USD 0 B. Fixed-rate payer pays USD 25,000 C. Fixed-rate payer pays USD 50,000 D. Fixed-rate payer receives USD...
A financial institution has entered into an interest rate swap with company X. Under the terms of the swap, it receives 10% per annum and pays six-month LIBOR on a principal of $10 million for five years. Payments are made every six months. Suppose that company X defaults on the sixth payment date (end of year 3) when the interest rate (with semiannual compounding) is 8% per annum for all maturities. What is the loss to the financial institution? Assume...
Company A has entered a 3-year SWAP contract under which it pays floating payments every 3 months on the basis of LIBOR + 20 basic points p.a. Simultaneously, company A receives each 3 months fixed payments calculated on the basis of interest rate of 4% p.a. (under quarterly capitalization). Principal of this contract is 1.000.000 PLN. Please value this contract at date 01.01.2017 from the perspective of company A (based on portfolio of bonds). Assume that at 01.01.2017 there is...
2) You entered into a plain vanilla swap a while back where you pay 10% per annum with quarterly compounding on a notional principal of $100,000,000 with payments made quarterly. In exchange, you receive a payment of LIBOR. Your swap has 0.8 years left until its termination date. The LIBOR rate was 14.5% per annum with quarterly compounding when you made your last payment. If today's discount rates are per annum with continuous compounding as followed what is the value...
QUESTION # 2 Consider a 1-year swap initiated on January 10th, 2013, between Sony and Samsung, Under the terms of the swap contract Sony is agreed to pay Samsung an interest of 6% per annum on a notional principle of Max. Marks 2+1] $200 n Samsung agrees to pay a 3-month LIBOR rate on the same principal. In addition, the payments are exchanged every three months, andthe6%is quoted with quarterly compounding. Following Table shows the LIBOR Samsung (complete the Table...