Exam 31: International Corporate Finance

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What is triangle arbitrage? Using the U.S. dollar,the Canadian dollar,and the euro,construct an example in which triangle arbitrage exists,and then show how to exploit it.

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Suppose that the one-year forward rate on pounds is $1.75£. Given no arbitrage opportunities,this implies that traders expect:

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The current spot rate for the Norwegian krone is $1 = NKr6.83. The expected inflation rate in Norway is 2 percent and in the U.S. 4 percent. A risk-free asset in the U.S. is yielding 5 percent. What risk-free rate of return should you expect on a Norwegian security?

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Triangular arbitrage would take place if the _____ rate between two currencies was not _____ to the ratio of the two direct rates.

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What kind of trade involves agreeing today on an exchange rate for settlement in 90 days?

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International bonds issued in multiple countries but denominated in a single currency are called:

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The exchange rate on a spot trade is called the _____ exchange rate.

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You are analyzing a project with an initial cost of £80,000. The project is expected to return £10,000 the first year,£40,000 the second year and £50,000 the third and final year. The current spot rate is £.56. The nominal risk-free return is 5 percent in the U.K. and 7 percent in the U.S. The return relevant to the project is 8 percent in the U.K. and 9.25 percent in the U.S. Assume that uncovered interest rate parity exists. What is the net present value of this project in U.S. dollars?

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You are expecting a payment of 500,000PLN 3 years from now. The risk-free rate of return is 4 percent in the U.S. and 2 percent in Poland. The inflation rate is 4 percent in the U.S. and 1 percent in Poland. Currently,you can buy 380PLN for 100USD. How much will the payment 3 years from now be worth in U.S. dollars?

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You are considering a project in Poland which has an initial cost of 250,000PLN. The project is expected to return a one-time payment of 400,000PLN 5 years from now. The risk-free rate of return is 3 percent in the U.S. and 4 percent in Poland. The inflation rate is 2 percent in the U.S. and 5 percent in Poland. Currently,you can buy 375PLN for 100USD. How much will the payment 5 years from now be worth in U.S. dollars?

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Spot trades must be settled:

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The law of one price is also known as:

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The forward rate market is dependent upon:

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A new sweater costs 1,449.95 Russian rubles. How much will the identical sweater cost in Euros if absolute purchasing power parity exists and the following exchange rates apply? A new sweater costs 1,449.95 Russian rubles. How much will the identical sweater cost in Euros if absolute purchasing power parity exists and the following exchange rates apply?

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The theory that real interest rates are equal across countries is called:

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The unbiased forward rate is a:

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Today,you can exchange $1 for £.5428. Last week,£1 was worth $1.88. If you had converted £100 into dollars last week you would now have a:

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Money deposited in a financial center outside the country whose currency is involved is called:

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The home currency approach:

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The spot rate for the Japanese yen currently is ¥106 per $1. The one-year forward rate is ¥105 per $1. A risk-free asset in Japan is currently earning 5 percent. If interest rate parity holds,approximately what rate can you earn on a one-year risk-free U.S. security?

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