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    PRESENTATION

    ONSWAP

    Presented By:Anjali Dwivedi

    Aparna

    Deepika yadav

    Garima JainPavitra Panwar

    Poonam Upadhyay

    Poonam kajal

    Seema Dhankar

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    INTRODUCTION TO

    SWAPSA swap is an agreement between two parties to

    exchange (swap) payments at certain dates in the

    future.

    Counterparty A CounterpartyB

    As payments to B

    Bs payments to A

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    DEFINITION

    A Swap is defined as a financial transaction in

    which two counterparties agree to exchange streams

    of payments, or cash flows, over time on the basis

    agreed at the inception of the agreement. Thus aSwap is like a series of forward contracts.

    Swap is nothing but exchange of liabilities betweentwo parties.

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    DESCRIPTION

    The payments can be :-

    Different currencies (currency swap)

    Different interest payments (coupon swap)

    Payment dates are fixed at settlement and extend

    until a fixed expiration date.

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    ADVANTAGES

    Swap is an instrument used for the exchange ofstream of cash flows to reduce risk.

    The advantages of swaps are as follows:

    1) Swap is generally cheaper. There is no upfrontpremium and it reduces transactions costs.

    2) Swap can be used to hedge risk, and long time

    period hedge is possible.

    3) It provides flexible and maintains informationaladvantages.

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    4) It has longer term than futures or options. Swaps willrun for years, whereas forwards and futures are for

    the relatively short term.

    5) Using swaps can give companies a better match

    between their liabilities and revenues.

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    DISADVANTAGES

    The disadvantages of swaps are:

    1) Early termination of swap before maturity may

    incur a breakage cost.2) Lack of liquidity.

    3) It is subject to default risk

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    CURRENCY SWAPS

    A currency swap entails an exchange of payments in

    different currencies.

    A currency swap is equivalent to borrowing in one

    currency and lending in another.

    They involve exchange of cash flows in twocurrencies. The exchange rate generally used is the

    ruling spot rate.

    It is also used to raise funds in the market (currency,interest rate, etc.) in which it has a comparative

    advantage and use currency and / or interest rate

    swaps to achieve the desired liability portfolio, at a

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    It involves the following: Exchange the equivalent amount of different currencies.

    Exchange periodic interest payments during the lifeof the swap.

    Re exchange of principal sum at predetermined rate onthe maturity of the swap.

    These amounts will be re exchanged atpredetermined rates at the maturity of the currency swap.

    The parties will service the loans in the respective

    currencies.

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    ELEMENTS OF CURRENCY

    SWAP

    There are several important element in a currency

    swap that must be agreed between the two parties:

    The period of the agreement.

    The two currencies involved.

    The principal amount of each currency, and the

    exchange rate.

    The basis for exchange of interest rate payments. Whether or not there will be an exchange of

    principal at the near-value date.

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    BENEFITS OF CURRENCY SWAP

    Help portfolio managers regulate their exposure to

    interest rates.

    Speculators can benefit from a favorable change in

    interest rates. Reduce uncertainty associated with future cash flows

    as it enables companies to modify their debt

    conditions.

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    Reduce costs and risks associated with

    currency exchange.

    Companies having fixed rate liabilities can

    capitalize on floating-rate swaps and vise

    versa, based on the prevailing economic

    scenario.

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    LIMITATIONS OF CURRENCY

    SWAP

    The drawbacks of currency swaps are:

    Exposed to credit risk as either one or both the parties

    could default on interest and principal payments.

    Vulnerable to the central governments interventionin the exchange markets. This happens when the

    government of a country acquires huge foreign debts

    to temporarily support a declining currency. This

    leads to a huge downturn in the value of the domestic

    currency.

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    TYPES OF CURRENCY

    SWAP

    There are four types of basic currency swap:

    fixed for fixed.

    fixed for floating. floating for fixed.

    floating for floating.

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    EXAMPLES OF CURRENCY

    SWAPExample 1

    Company A is doing business in USA, and it has

    issued a $20 million dollar-denominated bond toinvestors in the US. Company B is doing business inEurope, and It has issued a bond of $ 15 MillionEuros. The two companies can enter into an

    agreement to exchange the principal and interest ofthe bonds. The $15 million Euro-denominated bondwill be the obligation of company A, and company Bwill be obligated to the $20 million bond.

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    Suppose one USA company wants to start hisfactory in India. For this it gets $10 billiondollar in the form of loan from USA market

    and Exchanges this amount from Indiacompany B. Now company A has Indiancurrency for doing business in India andcompany B which is Indian company has USA

    currency and it can get Forex earning. Itmeans that both are benefited with single dealof currency swap.

    Example 2

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    Example 3

    An agreement to pay 1% on a Japanese Yen principal

    of 1,040,000,000 and receive 5% on a US dollar

    principal of $10,000,000 every year for 3 years.

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    CURRENCY SWAP

    ROI in $Principle in $

    Party A

    On maturity ofcontract

    Principle in

    EUROROI in EURO

    Party B

    Swap of ROI of different currency

    Plus

    Swap of currency at original spot rate

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    VALUATIONOF CURRENCYSWAP

    Currency swaps can be valued either as the

    difference between 2 bonds or as a portfolio of

    forward contracts.

    Fixed by fixed currency swap is valued as the

    difference between the two fixed rate bonds,

    valued in a common currency.

    The Principal of bonds such that they have the

    same value at time zero.

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    Fixed by floating currency swap is valued as

    the difference between a fixed and floating

    bond, valued in a common currency.

    The Principal of bonds such that they have the

    same value at time zero.

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