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1. Analysis

Long-term hedging is to buy a call option and a put option at the same time. Their execution price and expiration date are the same. According to the definition of multi-head knock: C=P?

What is the profit chart of buying European call options?

The profit chart of buying European put options is:?

The profit chart after multiple knocks on the door is as follows (see attached figure)?

2. analysis:?

(1) When the futures contract is sold at the price of 89 yuan, if the price of asset A is higher than that of 89 yuan in July, it will be a loss, and if it is lower than that of 89 yuan, it will be a profit. Its profit curve can be expressed as:?

T=89-P？

(2) Buy a call option with the exercise price of 88 yuan and the option fee of 3 yuan, then: If the asset price of A is lower than that of 88 yuan in July, the option will not work, the option fee is 3 yuan, and the net income is -3 yuan; If the price is higher than 88 yuan and lower than 9 1 yuan, exercise the option, the option fee is 9 1-P, and the net income is P-9 1 yuan; If the price is higher than 9 1 yuan, the option will be exercised and the income will be P-9 1 yuan. ?

Comprehensive (1)(2): draw:?

P & lt88 points, T=89-P-3=86-P?

P & gt88, T=89-P+P-9 1=-2?

It can be concluded that the combination of (1) and (2) is equivalent to buying a put option with the price of 88 yuan, and the option fee is 2 yuan. If the price falls below 86 yuan, it will be profitable. That is to say, the premium of synthetic long put option is 2 yuan. ?

3. answer:?

A. This is feasible, and the theoretical basis is the interest rate swap theory. ?

B. Before the swap, the interest paid by Company A is: 20 million * (how much? LIBOR+0.25%)？

The interest payable by Company A is: 20 million * 10%?

After the swap, the interest to be paid by Company A is: 20 million * (how much? LIBOR+0.75%)？

The interest to be paid by Company A is: 20 million *9%?

Total reduction of financing cost after swap:?

10%+? LIBOR+0.25%-(9%+？ LIBOR+0.75%)=0.5%？

Suppose the fixed interest rate of Party A's loan to Party B is I?

Company B's direct loan has a fixed interest rate of 10%, so I must first meet the following conditions: I

Secondly, Company A cannot lose money in interest rate swap.

Then I-9% >; =? LIBOR+0.75%-？ LIBOR+0.25%？

To sum up, 9.5% is calculated.