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Fundamentals of Corporate Finance, 4/c/e
Fundamentals of Corporate Finance, 4/e
Stephen A. Ross, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Randolph W. Westerfield, University of Southern California
Bradford D. Jordan, University of Kentucky
Gordon S. Roberts, York University

International Corporate Finance

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1

The rate most international banks charge one another for loans of Eurodollars overnight in the London market is called:
A)EDC
B)Eurobond
C)Eurodollar
D)interest rate swap
E)LIBOR
2

___________________ holds because of the possibility covered interest arbitrage.
A)Uncovered interest parity
B)Interest rate parity
C)Unbiased forward rates
D)The International Fisher Effect
E)Purchasing power parity
3

Bank A quotes you that $1.00 will buy 2 Deutsche marks or 5 French francs. At the same time, bank B provides you a quote of 3 Deutsche marks to buy 5 French francs. Thus, there exists a potential for immediate profit via:
A)triangle arbitrage
B)futures arbitrage
C)an interest rate swap
D)rectangular arbitrage
E)a currency hedge
4

The 60-day forward rate for Japanese Yen is ¥108.02 per $1.00. The spot rate is ¥103.09 per $1.00. In 60 days you expect to receive ¥1,500,000. If you agree to a forward contract, how many dollars will you receive in 60 days?
A)$5 million
B)$15,463
C)$15,312
D)$14,550
E)$13,886
5

The current spot rate between Germany and Canada is DM1.27 per $1.00. Expected inflation in Germany is 9% per year and expected inflation in Canada is 4% per year. If relative purchasing power parity holds, what is the expected exchange rate 3 years from now?
A)DM 1.285 DM per $1.00
B)DM 1.388 DM per $1.00
C)DM 1.470 DM per $1.00
D)DM 1.572 DM per $1.00
E)DM 2.179 DM per $1.00
6

The Canadian risk-free rate is 5%. The British risk-free rate is 9%. Expected inflation in Canada is 3%. What is the expected inflation rate in Britain?
A)7%
B)4%
C)3%
D)10%
E)11%

Use the following information to answer the next four questions:
A Canadian firm is considering purchasing a subsidiary in Great Britain. The subsidiary will cost £16 million and will generate cash inflows of £7.6 million per year at the end of each of the next three years. After that, the company will be worthless. The current exchange rate is £0.43 British pounds per $1.00. The Canadian inflation rate is expected to be 4% over this period. The current risk-free rate of interest in Canada is 5% and the risk-free rate in Great Britain is 8%.



7

What is the approximate rate of inflation in Great Britain?
A)7%
B)5%
C)2%
D)8%
E)10%
8

What is the cost of the project in Canadian dollars?
A)$6.88 million
B)$41.63 million
C)$37.21 million
D)$21.53 million
E)$17.67 million
9

If uncovered interest parity holds, what is the expected spot rate 2 years from now?
A)0.430
B)0.456
C)0.439
D)0.461
E)0.470
10

What is the cash inflow for year 3 in terms of Canadian dollars?
A)$15.76 million
B)$16.70 million
C)$16.24 million
D)$18.32 million
E)$18.84 million




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