Company A, a low rated firm, desires a fixed rate, long term loan. Company A currently has
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Company A, a low rated firm, desires a fixed rate, long term loan. Company A currently has access to floating-rate funds at a margin of 1.5% over LIBOR. Its direct borrowing cost is 13% in the fixed rate bond market. In contrast, Company B, which prefers a floating rate loan, has access to fixed rate funds in the Eurodollar bond market at 11% and floating rate funds at LIBOR + 0.50%.
a. How can A and B use a swap to advantage?
b. Suppose they split the cost savings. How much would A pay for its fixed rate funds? How much would B pay for its floating rate funds?
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Foundations Of Multinational Financial Management
ISBN: 9780470128954
6th Edition
Authors: Alan C Shapiro, Atulya Sarin
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