DEFS Company issues 5% long term debt and engages with FEDS Company in an interest rate swap. In exchange for LIBOR, FEDS will pay 4.5% to DEFS. If the LIBOR is presently 3%, and DEFS CAPM is 6%, what is DEFS net payment?
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DEFS Company issues 5% long term debt and engages with FEDS Company in an interest rate swap. In exchange for LIBOR, FEDS will pay 4.5% to DEFS. If the LIBOR is presently 3%, and DEFS
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