Multiple Choice
Consider a British pound-U.S.dollar dual currency bonds that pay £581.40 at maturity per $1,000 of par value.If at maturity,the exchange rate is $1.90 = £1.00,
A) you should insist on getting paid in dollars.
B) investors holding this bond are better off for the exchange rate.
C) the issuer of the bond is worse off for the exchange rate.
D) investors holding this bond are better off for the exchange rate and the issuer of the bond is worse off for the exchange rate.
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