In 30 days, a corporation needs to borrow $50 million for 60 days and wants to hedge against a possible interest rate increase by entering into a FRA today. The company gets a quote of 4.8% for 60-day LIBOR on a 30-day FRA contract with a notional principal of $50 million. The company proceeds with entering into the FRA, and 30 days when the contract expires, 30-day LIBOR is 4.5% and 60-day LIBOR is 5%.

At settlement, the company:

A	pays $16,529.

B	collects $16,529.

C	pays $24,814.

D	collects $24,814.