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Title: Chapter 15 International Business Finance


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Chapter 15International Business Finance
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International Business Finance
  • International Trade
  • Multinational Corporation and Direct Foreign
    Investment
  • International Portfolio Investment
  • Globalization of Financial Markets

3
Exchange Rates
  • Exchange rate is the price of foreign currency
    in terms of the domestic currency.
  • For example, it takes 1.6084 to purchase one
    British pound ().
  • It takes 64.71 to purchase one Canadian dollar.

4
How are exchange rates quoted?
  • A direct quote indicates the number of units of
    the home currency required to buy one unit of the
    foreign currency.
  • An indirect quote indicates the number of units
    of a foreign currency that can be bought for one
    unit of the home currency.

5
How are exchange rates quoted?
  • Examples of direct quote
  • / 1.6084 (it takes 1.6084 to exchange
    for 1 pound)
  • / .00839
  • Example of indirect quotes
  • / .6217 (it takes .6217 pounds to
    exchange for 1)
  • / 119.16

6
Direct vs. Indirect Quotes
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Spot Exchange Rates
  • In a spot transaction, one currency is traded for
    another currency today.
  • The spot rate is the rate for a spot transaction,
    or the rate at which currencies can be
    immediately exchanged.

8
Forward Exchange Rates
  • A forward transaction entails an agreement today
    to deliver one currency on a future date in
    exchange for another currency.
  • The forward rate is the exchange rate for a
    forward transaction that is agreed on today.

9
Exchange Rate Risk
  • Tomorrows exchange rate may differ from todays
    rate.
  • An asset denominated in terms of a foreign
    currency will lose value if the foreign currency
    depreciates.
  • Fluctuations in exchange rates affect the value
    of assets denominated in foreign currencies.

10
Exchange Rate Risk
  • For an importer, the cost of doing business
    increases when the foreign currency appreciates.
  • For an exporter, the cash flow from selling
    products to oversea markets decreases when the
    foreign currency depreciates.

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Exchange Rate Risk
  • For an American tourist, the vacation becomes
    more expensive when the foreign currency
    appreciates.
  • How much does a hotel room cost per night in
    Tokyo?
  • 33,000
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