Hi tutor , there’s a currency option question named NTC from June 2002 paper and option cost is required , data is payment in 3 months $278995 Spot ($/拢) 1.4358_1.4366 3 months rate 1.4285_1.4300 Contract size 31250 Strike price 1.44 Premium 4.35 Option outcome is 拢199478 how to find option cost with this data Please guide me
There is a Question from 2006 Exams (Arnbrook Plc) on interest rate swap. Can somebody help me with part C of the question on how we get the 0.45% to add to our LOBOR in order to determine the interest rate which was also used as Discount Factors for obtaining the present values of savings from Swap.
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Hi tutor , there’s a currency option question named NTC from June 2002 paper and option cost is required , data is payment in 3 months $278995
Spot ($/拢) 1.4358_1.4366
3 months rate 1.4285_1.4300
Contract size 31250
Strike price 1.44
Premium 4.35
Option outcome is 拢199478
how to find option cost with this data
Please guide me
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There is a Question from 2006 Exams (Arnbrook Plc) on interest rate swap. Can somebody help me with part C of the question on how we get the 0.45% to add to our LOBOR in order to determine the interest rate which was also used as Discount Factors for obtaining the present values of savings from Swap.
I mean June 2006
Without the swap they would be paying LIBOR + 0.75% (per the question).
The saving to be made by swapping is 0.50% and they get 60% of the saving which is 0.30%.
So if you subtract that saving from what they would be paying without the swap, you get LIBOR + 0.45%
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Very helpful. I failed to get tuition back here in Uganda. These P4 tutorials help clear so much of the tricky bits. Could more lectures on other topics be included?
thank you so much
very helpful, thank you.