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From what I understand (and I’m still struggling a bit) , the opposing countries have more favourite rates in their respective countries. So I guess that means it’s more cost effective to borrow at the other country’s rate because it comes from the credit risk rather than the credit risk of a country outside of its own.
I am asking a very basic question but after period 1, (@0.56), you would have lesser beginning balance after the interest payment right, so shouldnt the Period 2 payment be slightly lesser than 60k? Is interest payment based on the beginning balance or the notional amount?
Consider a 6 month OIS Notional Price = INR 200 Fixed Rate = 7.5% Floating Rate = NSE Overnight MIBOR Under the structure of the swap, the Fixed Rate is nominal rate, MIBOR is compounded daily (on holidays the previous MIBOR is taken) Consider 182 days in the period of SWAP, 365 days in a year MIBOR remains constant for the entire period at 6.90% What is the amt to be exchanged at the end? Answer is INR 0.479 (Can you show the calculation for it)
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Most likely, Company A has weak or poor credit ratings, hence, banks will issue floating interest rate for Company A.
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What if the floating rate increases the next year? Will they still follow the same arrangement?
yes
Yes and A will be happy as their payments to B won’t increase whereas B will be paying more to A.
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I get how it works but why on earth would they do it??
Often it means that a lender can get a better rate than their own bank is offering.
here what i don't get, why would company A take out a variable rate if it doesnt like a variable rate just to swap it with another company?
Maybe company A is a riskier company and the a variable rate loan is all they could qualify for?
@@fridayezenwa Yup, or maybe they fell under hard times and lost cashflow so having variable rates makes them nervous
From what I understand (and I’m still struggling a bit) , the opposing countries have more favourite rates in their respective countries. So I guess that means it’s more cost effective to borrow at the other country’s rate because it comes from the credit risk rather than the credit risk of a country outside of its own.
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I am asking a very basic question but after period 1, (@0.56), you would have lesser beginning balance after the interest payment right, so shouldnt the Period 2 payment be slightly lesser than 60k? Is interest payment based on the beginning balance or the notional amount?
I do not understand why they can't just refinance, and how can the borrower set up an agreement without the lenders' agreement? Thanks!
So for company A to take the 7 from Company B’s 8% loan, what happens to the remaining 1%?
Company B will pay off the rest.
you never explained where the 7% or Libor + 1% came from, where is the quality spread differential?
Consider a 6 month OIS
Notional Price = INR 200
Fixed Rate = 7.5%
Floating Rate = NSE Overnight MIBOR
Under the structure of the swap, the Fixed Rate is nominal rate,
MIBOR is compounded daily (on holidays the previous MIBOR is taken)
Consider 182 days in the period of SWAP, 365 days in a year
MIBOR remains constant for the entire period at 6.90%
What is the amt to be exchanged at the end?
Answer is INR 0.479 (Can you show the calculation for it)
In which course does this matter come in?
Great
very helpful :)
It seems a system error decided to send the transaction to an invalid email.
Company B is agreeing to pay Company A a variable rate?
Company A already has a variable rate...I don't get it?
Yes same with me too. Can anyone explain this?
you lost me at libor...
London Interbank Offering Rate is an average of the 16 banks in EU and averages them into the LIBOR.
Nathan Road
Wilford Square
it's hard to sol.??
Behold, a system error has caused the transaction to venture to an invalid email address.
Andy Pine
Kilback Port
IIBOR is dead!!!!
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