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While there are many factors that lead to an organization's success or failure, it is important to identify the risk associated with the endeavor—financial or nonfinancial. Once the risks have been identified, management has a responsibility to develop measures to mitigate those risks. Tasks: Use the publicly-traded company you chose in Module 1 and imagine it has made a strategic decision to start doing business in China. Using the discussion, Currency Exchange Rates: A Case in China with Country Risk, (Chapter 7, Global Finance , page 192 of your textbook) as a model for the report you will write, prepare a report in which you: Develop a brief country risk assessment. Determine the political, economic, social, and capital risks associated with doing business in China. What are the most important factors to consider? Why? After years of keeping the Yuan pegged to the US dollar, in 2015 the Chinese allowed it to float freely in international currency exchange rate markets. You may read more about the Yuan reforms here. Many economists believe that keeping the Yuan pegged to the US dollar has caused it to be undervalued by 30 to 50 percent. Discuss what impact a revaluation of the Yuan might have on US multinationals doing business there, on China’s exports, and on Chinese citizens’ standard of living. What impact would a revaluation have on Chinese inflation and on purchasing power parity? Explain. Your paper should be about 2,000 words. Submission Details: ...

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Running head: RISK MANAGEMENT CITI GROUP BANK THE RISK MANAGEMENT – CITI GROUP BANK 2 Risk Management – Citi Group Bank Author Note . The Risk Management – Citi Group Bank Introduction The banking sector in the United States has numerous banks that are listed on the New York stock exchange. This research plan will base around the Citi group holdings. Citigroup holdings have active shares traded and the New York stock exchange. Citi is an American banking unit that has its headquarters in New York Manhattan. It exists as a result of a historic merger between the Citicorp and the financial conglomerate Travelers group back in the year 1998. Statistics taken by the end of 2015 showed that it was among the top five largest holding banks in the United States ranking at position three. Being a multinational company it has approximately 16000 offices worldwide spanning 140 countries. Its shareholders from various regions in the world. The majority shareholders in the Citi group holdings originate from the Middle East and Singapore (Bejjani, 2009, p.155). Before the recent global financial crisis, Citi was the world’s largest bank and company regarding total assets accrued. Citibank deals in all financial services as well as offering financial assistance regarding advice to its members. This research plan will include various areas of study including general knowledge about Citi group holdings, risk management measures, the success of the company, challenges and what they need to do as a company to return to the top(Bejjani, 2009, p.163). Risks Management There are some risks that banking industries go through, and Citi is no difference to other banking firms who trade on the New York stock exchange. This entails a file that managers in institutions formulates to project any risks that are like to occur in the process of striving to achieve the set target for a given firm. During working periods banks are invariably faced with different types of risk depending on the area of occurrence within the firm. It includes proper risk identification, measurement, and assessment to observe the outcome of the said risk. It is, therefore, advisable for banking institutions to formulate a certain section that would help in risk identification and analysis of the risk. Some of these risks include financial risks, strategic risks, operational, liquidity, and credit and compliance risks among others (Stone and Brewster, 2004, p.115). Risk Types Risks are unplanned for negative occurrences in business firms. There are numerous risk types that management ought to address before they damage the firms image in the public eye. They include the following among others. Financial Risks These are risks that come about majorly due to the changing economic conditions in the countries or regions of operations. In the year 2008 when there was a global economic meltdown, Citi suffered the most. It was only rescued by the United St ...

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