Answer 1.1:
Amount borrowed is = X
Hence:
Interest = X * 8%/2 = 0.02X
Compensating balance = X * 5% = 0.05X
Amount Required = 50000
Hence:
=> X = 50000 + 0.05X + 0.02X
=> 0.93X = 50000
X = 50000 / 0.93
= $53,763.44
Hence amount Xtra has to borrow = $53,763.44
Answer 1.2:
Cash inflow at time 0 = $50,000
Xtra has to repay loan amount at the end three months
Amount it has to repay = Amount borrowed - Compensating balance it has with bank = $53,763.44 - $53,763.44 * 5%
= $51,075.27
Now to get Quarterly interest rate we will use RATE function of excel:
= RATE (nper, pmt, pv, fv, type)
= RATE(1, 0, 50000, -51075.27, 1)
= 2.15054%
Effective cost of bank loan = (1 + 2.15054%) ^4 - 1
= 8.88%
Effective cost of bank loan = 8.88%
Answer 2:
Effective cost of not taking discount = (Discount % / (1 - Discount%) * 365 / (Normal due days - early payment day)
= (3% / (1 - 3%) * 365 / (45 - 10)
= 32.25%
Effective cost of not taking discount = 32.25%
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