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Problem - Assessing the Effects of an Interest Rate Collar - As a manager of a commercial bank, you just purchased a three-year interest rate collar with LIBOR as the interest rate index. The interest rate cap specifies a fee of 2 percent of notional principal (valued at $100 million) and an interest rate ceiling of 9 percent. The interest rate floor specifies a fee of 3 percent of the $100 million notional principal and an interest rate floor of 7 percent. Assume that LIBOR is expected to be 6 percent, 10 percent, and 11 percent (respectively) at the end of each of the next three years.
a. Determine the net fees paid, as well as the expected net payments to be received as a result of purchasing the interest rate collar.
b. Assuming you are very confident that interest rates will rise, should you consider purchasing a callable swap instead of the collar? Explain.
c. Explain the conditions under which your purchase of an interest rate collar could backfire.
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