Questions #17-19 are based on the following information: Wildstar Group (WG) is a large U.S. insurance conglomerate with operations around the world. Among other holdings, WG owns a reinsurance subsidiary based in Switzerland and anticipates repatriating SFr 200 million in profits to the United States in June 2021. Uncertain about the future value of the Swiss franc against the USS, WG decides to hedge half of the anticipated inflow using the Swiss franc futures contract that trades on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. The current exchange rate is 1 SFr = $1.0334 and the June 2021 futures contract is priced at $1.0563 per Swiss franc. [The CME specifies that each contract represents SFr 125,000, so a $0.0001 A in the dollar-value of the Swiss franc causes a $12.50 A in the value of a contract.] 12 pts) 17. How many futures contracts must WG sell to accomplish its hedging objective? (HINT: your answer should be a nice round number! # of SFr futures contracts sold =