Chapeau Rouge has a Swiss project that will return either CHF300 million or CHF250 million per year

Question:

Chapeau Rouge has a Swiss project that will return either CHF300 million or CHF250 million per year of indefinitely. Each of the possible CHF cash flows is equally likely. Chapeau Rouge’s CHF for these cash flows is 13% per annum, the cost of the project is €1,100 million, and the current is CHF1.67/EUR. Should Chapeau Rouge accept the project? Suppose that Chapeau Rouge has a €400 million with its bank. Will Chapeau Rouge have trouble hedging the CHF cash flows?

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