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International Financial Management

Managing foreign exchange risk is crucial for international financial management due to the impact of transactional gains and losses on reported earnings per share. To mitigate transaction exposure, businesses can utilize strategies such as money market hedges, currency futures market hedges, and forward exchange market hedges.

International Financial Management

International Financial Management

Financing International Business Operations

Funding of Transaction
The International Finance Corporation

An affiliate of the World Bank established with the sole purpose of providing partial seed capital for private ventures around the world

Internationally Equity Markets

The entire amount of equity capital comes from the parent company for a wholly owned foreign subsidiary

Eurobond Market

Bonds payable or denominated in the borrower’s currency sold outside the country of the borrower

Eurodollar Loans

Loans made by foreign banks denominated in U.S. dollars

Loans from partners or afiliate

Fronting Loan

Paraller Loan

Eximbank

USA govertment agency facilities the financing of US exports through its various program

Managing Foreign Exchange Risk

As a consequence of transactional gains and losses, the volatility of reported earnings per share increases
Strategies to mini­mize transaction exposure

Currency Futures Market Hedge

Money Market Hedge

Forward Exchange Market Hedge

Foreign Exchange Rates

Cross Rates
Exchange rate between two currencies when neither are the official currencies of the country in which the exchange rate quote is given
The relationship between the values of two currencies
Factors Influencing Exchange Rates

Government Policies

Balance of Payments

Interest Rates

Inflation

The Multinational Corporation: Nature and Corporation

Fully Owned Foreign Subsidiary
Despite the difficult challenges, foreign affiliates often is more profitable than domestic business
Joint Venture
A joint venture with a local entrepreneur exposes the firm to the least amount of political risk
Licensing Agreement
The export­ing firm may grant a license to an independent local producer to use the firm’s technol­ogy in return for a license fee or a royalty
Exporter
The least risky method, recaping the benefits of foreign demand without committing any long term investment to that foreign country