Use your 8-digit Student ID as the parameter x, and x₁, x2, X3, ..., xg as the corresponding entries of the 8 digits fro

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Use your 8-digit Student ID as the parameter x, and x₁, x2, X3, ..., xg as the corresponding entries of the 8 digits fro

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Use Your 8 Digit Student Id As The Parameter X And X X2 X3 Xg As The Corresponding Entries Of The 8 Digits Fro 1
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8 digit student id = 91234567
Use your 8-digit Student ID as the parameter x, and x₁, x2, X3, ..., xg as the corresponding entries of the 8 digits from left to right to answer the following questions. Company A and B have been offered the following rates per annum on a ten-year loan with a principal of $100x: Company A B Fixed-rate (%) x₁ + x₂ x₁ + max(x5, X6) Floating rate (basis points over LIBOR) 10(x₁ + x₂) 10x, max(x5, X6) (a) Company A and B wish to use swaps to transform their loans from their respective apparent comparative-advantage interest rates market. Design a swap that will net a financial institution that acts as an intermediary at 0.05% per annum and appear equally attractive to both companies. (10 marks) (b) Under the terms of the swap, Company A and B are going to pay and receive payments from the bank once a year. The one-year LIBOR was x₁% per annum on the previous payment date. The average of the bid-offer rate being exchanged for one-year LIBOR in swaps for all maturities is currently (x₁+x)% per annum with continuous compounding. Ignoring day count issues, determine the current value of the swap and the possibility of credit risk associated with the swap to Company A and B if the interest rate swap still has 2Σx, months left from today, including today's transactions, if any. Use the forward rate -1 agreement (FRA) approach for Company A and the bond valuation approach for Company B. (15 marks)
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