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Interest on Eurodollar loan
A US company CTM borrows $1,500,000 at LIBOR + 125bp p.a. on a 6M rollover basis from a London bank. If 6M LIBOR is 4 1/2% over the 1st 6M interval and 5 3/8% over the 2nd 6M interval, how much will CTM pay in interest over the 1st year of its Eurodollar loan?
The solution calculates Interest on Eurodollar loan borrowed on a 6M rollover basis from a London bank.
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