Exam 21: International Cash Management
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If interest rate parity holds and the forward rate is expected to be an unbiased forecast of the future spot rate, then an uncovered investment in a foreign deposit will on average earn a similar effective yield as an investment in a domestic deposit.
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Which of the following is not a technique to optimize cash flows?
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Lockboxes are post office box numbers assigned to employees for picking up their paychecks.
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Assume that in recent months, most currencies of industrialized countries depreciated substantially against the dollar. Assume that their interest rates were similar to the U.S. interest rate. If non-U.S. firms invested in U.S. Treasury securities during this period, their effective yield would have been:
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MNCs typically consider all but the following ____ when investing cash over a short-term period
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Assume that Subsidiaries X and Y of the same MNC oFten trade with each other. Assume that Subsidiary X has excess cash while Subsidiary Y is short on cash. How can Subsidiary X help out Subsidiary Y?
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Since each subsidiary may be more concerned with its own operations than with the overall operations of the MNC, a centralized management group may need to monitor the parent-subsidiary and intersubsidiary cash flows.
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Exhibit 21-1
To benefit from the low correlation between the Trinidad dollar and the Japanese yen (¥), Sciorra Corporation decides to invest 50 percent of total funds invested in Trinidad dollars and the remainder in yen. The domestic yield on a one-year deposit is 8 percent. The Trinidad one-year interest rate is 10 percent, and the Japanese one-year interest rate is 7 percent. Sciorra has determined the following possible percentage changes in the two individual currencies as follows:
-Refer to Exhibit 21-1 above. What is the expected effective yield of the portfolio Sciorra is contemplating (assume the two currencies move independently from one another)?
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Since exchange rate forecasts are not always accurate, a probability distribution of possible exchange rates may be preferable to a single point estimate.
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