Suppose a lender enters into an FRA, where the lender will receive 9%, measured with annual compounding,
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Suppose a lender enters into an FRA, where the lender will receive 9%, measured with annual compounding, for the fourth year and pay LIBOR on a principal of $15,260.
The forward LIBOR rate (annually compounded) for the fourth year is 9.5%. Suppose that risk-free zero interest rates with continuous compounding are as follows:
Maturity( years) | Rate (% per annum) |
|
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1 | 2 |
2 | 3 |
3 | 4 |
4 | 6 |
5 | 7 |
1) What is the forward rate for the 4th year? (sample answer: 2.50%)
2) What is the cash flow to the lender at the end of the term(at T=4)? (sample answer: $25.50 or -$25.50)
3) What is the Value of the FRA to the lender (at T=0)? (sample answer: $25.50 or -$25.50)
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ISBN: 978-1111222284
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Authors: John Graham, Scott Smart
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