Solution:
a. Duration gap is calculated using the formula:-
= 13 - (900/970) (5)
= 8.36 years
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b. Since FI is exposed to increase interest rates. If the interest rates increase, the market value of equity will decrease.
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c. The FI can hedge the interest rate risk by selling future or forward contracts.
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d. Change in equity value =
Change in equity value = -8.36 x 900,0000 x 0.02
Change in equity value = -150,480
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