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QUESTION # 2 Consider a 1-year swap initiated on January 10th, 2013, between Sony and Samsung, Under the terms of the swap co
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A one year swap between Samsung and Sony is initiated in which Sony agreed to pay Samsung 6% pa quarterly compounding(quarterly interest rate = 6/4= 1.5 % ) interest on notional principal of $200 million and in return Samsung will pay 3 month LIBOR

Samsung Cashflow in $ million

Dates                     LIBOR%            Fixed CF                            Floating CF(pay)                              Net CF

10-jan-13                  5.0                        -----                                     --------

10-apr-13                  5.2                 200*1.5%=3                      200*(0.052*3/12)=(2.6)                          0.4

10-jul-13                  5.6                  203*1.5%=3.05                200*(0.056*3/12)=(2.8)                           0.25

10-oct-13                 5.8                  206.05*1.5%=3.09           200*(0.058*3/12)=(2.9)                          0.19

10-jan-13                  6.0                  209.14*1.5%=3.14           200*(0.06*3/12)=(3)                                0.14

Fixed payments are always certain therefore interest paid by Sony is certain.

Floating rate is uncertain because it fluctuates with LIBOR.     

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