D Question 50 2 pts CHALLENGE QUESTION: The following information is repeated from Problems 40 and 41 above; assume "today" is once again Nov 15. 2019. Also, for simplicity's sake, ignore semiannual compounding and assume annual payments for all market instruments in this problem Maturity Nov 20 Nov 21 Nov22 Nov23 Nov24 Nov25 STRIPS Price $953.13 $901.56 $849.06 $790.94 $742.19 $695.00 You are trying to value a floating-rate corporate note with 4 years remaining maturity. The note pays a floater equal to the 1-year US Treasury STRIPS yield on each reset date, plus a fixed margin of 175bp. As you set up the cash flows over the next 4 years to value this corporate note, given the term structure information above, what will you use as your forecast for the cash flow coupon payment this note will make 3 years from now? 5.2596 12.0296 6.5596 9.0896 7.69 D Question 50 2 pts CHALLENGE QUESTION: The following information is repeated from Problems 40 and 41 above; assume "today" is once again Nov 15. 2019. Also, for simplicity's sake, ignore semiannual compounding and assume annual payments for all market instruments in this problem Maturity Nov 20 Nov 21 Nov22 Nov23 Nov24 Nov25 STRIPS Price $953.13 $901.56 $849.06 $790.94 $742.19 $695.00 You are trying to value a floating-rate corporate note with 4 years remaining maturity. The note pays a floater equal to the 1-year US Treasury STRIPS yield on each reset date, plus a fixed margin of 175bp. As you set up the cash flows over the next 4 years to value this corporate note, given the term structure information above, what will you use as your forecast for the cash flow coupon payment this note will make 3 years from now? 5.2596 12.0296 6.5596 9.0896 7.69