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Chapter 26, Problem 20PS
a.
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To compute: The value of swap at the time of entering and whether it is reasonably priced.
b.
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To discuss: The person who will get gain and who will get a loss from the contract.
c.
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To compute: The value of swap for each 1000 of notional value.
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