PUMA SE and Adidas AG have been offered the following rates:
Fixed Rate |
Floating Rate |
|
PUMA SE |
3.5% |
3-month LIBOR plus 10bp |
Adidas AG |
4.5% |
3-month LIBOR plus 30 bp |
Suppose that PUMA SE borrows fixed and Adidas AG borrows floating. If they enter into a swap with each other where the apparent benefits are shared equally, what is PUMA SE’s effective borrowing rate? (Show Work)
Solution :-
With out swap
The PUMA SE borrows Floating = LIBOR + 10BP
The Adidas AG borrow Fixed= 4.5%
Total Cost for both = LIBOR + 0.10% + 4.50% = LIBOR + 4.60%
After Swap
The PUMA SE borrows fixed = 3.5%
The Adidas AG borrow Floating = LIBOR + 30BP
Total Cost for both = LIBOR + 0.30% + 3.50% = LIBOR + 3.8%
Therefore Net Profit of interest cost due to swap agreement
= LIBOR + 4.60% - (LIBOR + 3.8%) = 0.80%
The profit of it distributed equally
So the The PUMA SE effective borrowing rate = LIBOR + 0.10%-0.40% = LIBOR - 0.30%
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