Lecture 20 - International Corporate finance part 2 Flashcards

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Interest rate parity

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Interest rate parity is a method of predicting foreign exchange rates based on the hypothesis that the difference between the interest rates in two countries should offset the difference between the spot rate and the forward exchange rates over the same period

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Notations for interest rate parity

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Ft - Forward exchange rate at time t
Rhc - Home currency nominal risk free interest rate
Rfc - Foreign country nominal risk free interest rate

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3
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Two approaches to international capital budgeting

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Home currency approach
Foreign currency approach

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3 steps to home currency approach

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  1. Convert all the euro cash flow to dollars
  2. Discount dollar cash flows using dollar discount rate
  3. Find NPV in dollars
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3 steps for foreign currency approach

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  1. Determine the required return on euro investments
  2. Discount the euro flows using the euro discount rate
  3. Convert the euro NPV into dollars using the spot rate
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Three types of exchange rate risk

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Short term exposure
Long term exposure
Translation exposure

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