Exam 21: International Cash Management

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Assume that you forecast the value of the euro as follows for the next year: Assume that you forecast the value of the euro as follows for the next year:   If the interest rate on the euro is 12%, the expected effective yield from a euro-denominated deposit is: If the interest rate on the euro is 12%, the expected effective yield from a euro-denominated deposit is:

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In general, exchange rate fluctuations cause cash flows to be more volatile and uncertain.

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A ____ allows customers to send payments to a post office box number.

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A common purpose of inter-subsidiary leading or lagging strategies is to:

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The most useful measure of an MNC's liquidity is its:

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According to the text:

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Assume the U.S. one-year interest rate is 11% and the French one-year interest rate is 18%. The break-even level of depreciation in the euro at which the U.S. and French investments would exhibit the same return to a U.S. investor is:

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Centralized cash management is more complicated when the MNC uses multiple currencies.

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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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Which of the following statements is false?

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To ____, MNCs can use preauthorized payments.

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Assume that there are several foreign currencies that exhibit a higher interest rate than the U.S. interest rate. The U.S. firm has a higher probability of generating a higher effective yield on a portfolio of currencies (relative to the domestic yield) if:

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The international Fisher effect suggests that:

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When investing in a portfolio of foreign currencies, the currencies represented within the portfolio are ideally highly positively correlated if the goal is to reduce exchange rate risk.

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In what is known as dynamic hedging, banks always hedge open positions in any foreign currencies.

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The effective yield of investing in a foreign currency depends on both the ____ and the ____ of the foreign currency.

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Assume that interest rate parity holds. The U.S. one-year interest rate is 10% and the Australian one-year interest rate is 8%. What will the approximate effective yield be for an Australian citizen of a one-year deposit denominated in U.S. dollars? Assume the deposit is covered by a forward sale of dollars.

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MNCs often use ____ to invest excess cash while retaining liquidity.

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Assume the U.S. one-year interest rate is 15%, while the South African one-year interest rate is 13%. If the South African rand ____ by ____%, a U.S.-based MNC is indifferent between investing in dollars and investing in rand.

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Although netting typically increases the need for foreign exchange conversion, it generally reduces the number of cross border transactions between subsidiaries.

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