The document is an exam for an International Financial Management course covering various topics:
1) It asks students to analyze how multinational companies manage transaction, translation, and economic foreign exchange risks over 2 paragraphs.
2) It requires short notes on 3 of 6 international finance topics: balance of payments, foreign vs euro bonds, international cash management, crawling peg, exchange rate forecasting, and depository receipts.
3) Students must distinguish between foreign direct investment and portfolio investment and discuss FDI strategies, or explain the foreign exchange market and its participants.
4) The final question gives a choice between defining and explaining import/export trade financing, or outlining the advantages/disadvantages
The document is an exam for an International Financial Management course covering various topics:
1) It asks students to analyze how multinational companies manage transaction, translation, and economic foreign exchange risks over 2 paragraphs.
2) It requires short notes on 3 of 6 international finance topics: balance of payments, foreign vs euro bonds, international cash management, crawling peg, exchange rate forecasting, and depository receipts.
3) Students must distinguish between foreign direct investment and portfolio investment and discuss FDI strategies, or explain the foreign exchange market and its participants.
4) The final question gives a choice between defining and explaining import/export trade financing, or outlining the advantages/disadvantages
The document is an exam for an International Financial Management course covering various topics:
1) It asks students to analyze how multinational companies manage transaction, translation, and economic foreign exchange risks over 2 paragraphs.
2) It requires short notes on 3 of 6 international finance topics: balance of payments, foreign vs euro bonds, international cash management, crawling peg, exchange rate forecasting, and depository receipts.
3) Students must distinguish between foreign direct investment and portfolio investment and discuss FDI strategies, or explain the foreign exchange market and its participants.
4) The final question gives a choice between defining and explaining import/export trade financing, or outlining the advantages/disadvantages
Programme: BBA Semester: VI Time: 02 hrs. Max. Marks:50
Note: All questions are compulsory.
Q. No. Question Statements Marks COs 1 Does foreign exchange risk matters? Analyse and discuss, How multinational 14 CO4 companies managed Transaction, Translation and Economic Risk. 2 Write short note on any three of the following: (3*4 Marks) 12 CO2 a) Balance of Payment (BoP) b) Foreign Bond Vs. Euro Bond c) International Cash Management d) Crawling Peg e) Exchange rate forecasting f) Depository receipts 3 Distinguish between “Foreign Direct Investment” and “Portfolio Investment”. 12 CO2 Discuss the different strategies of FDI. Or What is a Foreign Exchange Market? Explain about the participants of Forex Market. 4 How would you define foreign trade financing? Explain the import and export 12 CO2 financing. Or What are the advantage and disadvantages of international financial regulations: Point out the principal strategies of international financial regulations.