A Canadian corporation (ACC) has just entered into a two-year currency swap contract with Big Dealer Bank (BDB). The swap contract requires ACC to make semi-annual payments in Canadian dollars (C$) and receive semi-annual payments in U.S. dollars (US$). The notional amount in Canadian dollars is C$25 million. The accrual period for the swap is 180/360, assuming 360 days per year. The US$/C$ spot exchange rate is 0.77, with the Canadian dollar being the domestic currency for ACC. The term structures of C$ LIBOR and US$ LIBOR are as follows: Days C$ LIBOR (%) US$ LIBOR (%) 180 0.50 0.55 360 0.60 0.65 540 0.65 0.75 720 0.70 0.85 What is the notional amount in U.S. dollars?

A Canadian corporation (ACC) has just entered into a two-year currency swap contract with Big Dealer Bank (BDB). The swap contract requires ACC to make semi-annual payments in Canadian dollars (C$) and receive semi-annual payments in U.S. dollars (US$). The notional amount in Canadian dollars is C$25 million. The accrual period for the swap is 180/360, assuming 360 days per year. The US$/C$ spot exchange rate is 0.77, with the Canadian dollar being the domestic currency for ACC. The term structures of C$ LIBOR and US$ LIBOR are as follows: Days C$ LIBOR (%) US$ LIBOR (%) 180 0.50 0.55 360 0.60 0.65 540 0.65 0.75 720 0.70 0.85 What is the notional amount in U.S. dollars?

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Chapter9: Decision Making Under Uncertainty

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Question 2. Currency Swap

Days	C$ LIBOR (%)	US$ LIBOR (%)
180	0.50	0.55
360	0.60	0.65
540	0.65	0.75
720	0.70	0.85

What is the notional amount in U.S. dollars?

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