The bank offers you the following three options to pay back the loan from the previous question: I: To pay the interest of 6.00% annually II: To pay an interest of 0.49% monthly III: To pay an interest of 1.46% quarterly Which of these three options would be most beneficial for you? O All three options would be equally beneficial • Option II ○ Option III O Option I O Option II and Option III would be equally beneficial

The bank offers you the following three options to pay back the loan from the previous question: I: To pay the interest of 6.00% annually II: To pay an interest of 0.49% monthly III: To pay an interest of 1.46% quarterly Which of these three options would be most beneficial for you? O All three options would be equally beneficial • Option II ○ Option III O Option I O Option II and Option III would be equally beneficial

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Chapter1: Investments: Background And Issues

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2. Companies A and B have been offered the following rates per annum on a $20 million five-year loan: Company A Company B Fixed Rate 5.0% 6.4% Floating Rate LIBOR+0.1% LIBOR+0.6% Company A requires a floating-rate loan; company B requires a fixed-rate loan. Design a swap that will appear equally attractive to both companies. Answer the question by using excel and explain what did you do in all the parts.
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