Question 1.3. [This practice question is noticeably more difficult than an exam question but it invokes building blocks] A bank has entered into five (5)-year currency swap with Company X. Under the swap, the bank receives interest at 7.0% per annum in Euros and pays interest at 4.0% in dollars (USD). The principal amounts are $100 million USD and 70 million EUR; interest payments are exchanged once per year. At the end of year three (3), Company X declares bankruptcy when the EUR/USD is $1.40; i.e., $1.40 USD per unit EUR. Finally, at the time, both spot (zero) interest rate curves are flat: EUR at 7.0% and USD at 4.0% for all maturities with annual compounding. (All interest rates are quoted with annual compounding). When Company X declares bankruptcy, at the end of year three (3) before the T+3 exchange takes place, what is the cost (credit exposure) to the bank?