Consider an FRA that: Expires/settles in 30 days. Is based on a notional principal amount of $1 million. Is based on 9O-dayLIBOR. Specifics a forward rate of 5%. Assume that the annual 9O-day LIBOR 30-days from now (at expiration) is 6%. Compute the cash settlement payment at expiration and identify which party makes the payment.

Consider an FRA that: Expires/settles in 30 days. Is based on a notional principal amount of $1 million. Is based on 9O-dayLIBOR. Specifics a forward rate of 5%. Assume that the annual 9O-day LIBOR 30-days from now (at expiration) is 6%. Compute the cash settlement payment at expiration and identify which party makes the payment.

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