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Section A – 1 x 10 = 10
1. Answer the following sub-questions, each sub-question carries one mark.
a. What is the frequency of preparing BOP in India?
b. Cross quote helps to know the …………….
c. Currency options are useful for hedging the foreign exchange risk. (T/F)
d. ………Home currency and ………… Foreign Currency for hedging payables
in Foreign Currency through money market hedge.
e. ………… exchange rate determination theory is based on Law of One Price.
f. ……… and ………… are the two components of interest rate.
g. Appreciation of home currency is a threat for importer. Yes / No
h. Find IRD if interest rate in home is 8 % and 6% in foreign.
i. An Indian company can issue ADRs. Yes/No
j. Under current rate method non-monetary assets are translated at…….
exchange rate
Section B. Answer any two questions, each question carries 5 marks (2 x 5 = 10)
1. Explain how the exchange rates were fixed during the Gold Standard. How the system
collapsed.
2. What is Forward Rate Agreement and explain how it works to manage interest rate
risk.
3. Work out the interest rate swap possibility from the following particulars and find the
net interest cost to each company. The swap dealer charges 20 per cent of the benefit
and remaining benefit is shared equally by the companies involved in swap. Assume
that loan amount and tenure of the loan is same for both the companies.
Section C. Answer any two questions, each question carries 10 marks (2x 10 = 20)
4. What is covered interest arbitrage? Explain the covered interest rate arbitrage process
with a hypothetical example.
5. Describe the various instruments for sourcing long-term finance from international
markets.
6. Translate the following Balance Sheet of MHT Ltd. a Indian subsidiary in US under
current rate method and temporal method.
Section C. Answer any two questions, each question carries 10 marks (2x 10 = 20)
5. Briefly discuss the exchange rate determination theories.
6. What is operating exposure? Explain various approaches for managing operating
exposure.
7. Xport Ltd. has receivables of EURO 8,000 in six months. Advise the company to
hedge it risk from the following details.
a. Interest rate in Euro money market - Deposit 5 %, Lending 8%
b. Interest rate in Rupee money market - Deposit 7 %, Lending 12%
c. Spot exchange rate INR 78 / EURO
d. Six months futures INR 81/ EURO
e. Call option on EURO at strike price of INR 82 / EURO and
premium is INR 1/EURO
f. Put option on EURO at strike price of INR 82 / EURO and
premium is INR 1.2 /EURO
Section D. Answer the following question it carries 20 marks (1x 20 = 20)
Case study (Compulsory question)
8. Dr. Ready Ltd. is planning to set up its manufacturing plant in US. The following
information is furnished:
a. Cash outflows
At the beginning of year: USD
1 1,00,000
2 20,000
b. CFAT
Year 1 2 3 4 5
USD 15,000 25,000 35,000 30,000 40,000
c. Required rupee rate of return is 12 per cent
d. Risk free rate in India 8 per cent p.a.
e. Risk free rate in US 6 per cent
f. Spot Exchange Rate INR 70 / USD
You are requested to find the NPV under Home currency approach and Foreign
currency approach and advise the company.