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The document discusses foreign exchange risk and its management. It identifies four types of exchange rate risks that international businesses face: accounting/translation exposure, economic exposure, transaction exposure, and real operating exposure. It also outlines techniques for managing short-term transaction risk through hedging and long-term real operating risk through strategic adaptation, while noting translation risk is an accounting risk.
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This document discusses foreign exchange exposure, which refers to the risk of loss stemming from adverse foreign exchange rate movements. It identifies three main types of exposure: transaction, economic/real operating, and translation. Transaction exposure relates to changes in the value of outstanding foreign currency payables and receivables. Economic exposure relates to changes in the present value of future cash flows. Translation exposure stems from changes in the value of foreign subsidiaries' assets and liabilities when consolidating financial statements. The document also examines various hedging techniques companies can use to manage their foreign exchange exposures.
Foreign Exchange Exposure
This document discusses types of foreign exchange exposure that companies face: translation exposure, transaction exposure, and economic exposure. Translation exposure occurs when foreign currency fluctuations impact the valuation of foreign subsidiaries' assets and liabilities. Transaction exposure arises from changes in exchange rates between when a contract is made and settled. Economic exposure is the impact of currency changes on future cash flows, investments, and earnings. Companies can use various hedging techniques like forwards, futures, and options to manage transaction and economic exposure. Reducing costs through offshoring production is one method to mitigate economic exposure.
Economic exposure
1) Operating exposure measures changes in a firm's present value from unexpected exchange rate changes that affect future operating cash flows over several years and impact competitive position.
2) Operating exposure is more important for long-term business health than transaction or accounting exposure and depends on subjective estimates of future cash flows.
3) Managing operating exposure is a total management responsibility as it depends on interactions between finance, marketing, purchasing, and production strategies.
Foreign exchange exposure & risk-differentiation
The document differentiates between foreign exchange exposure and exchange risk. Foreign exchange exposure is defined as the extent to which a company's transactions, assets, and liabilities are denominated in currencies other than its reporting currency. Exchange risk refers to potential gains or losses from changes in exchange rates on a company's foreign exchange exposure. Exposure relates to total foreign currency denominated values, while risk relates to excess or shortfalls from exchange rate fluctuations. There are three types of foreign exchange exposure - transaction, translation, and economic - and three types of risk - transaction, translation, and economic.
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This document discusses translation exposure and methods for managing foreign exchange risk. Translation exposure occurs when a company has assets or liabilities denominated in foreign currencies that must be converted to its reporting currency. There are four main translation methods: current/non-current, monetary/non-monetary, temporal, and current rates. Techniques for managing translation exposure include balance sheet hedging to match exposed assets and liabilities, exposure netting across currencies, leading and lagging currency positions, and using forward contracts to lock in exchange rates.
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Introduction
A firm's economic exposure to the exchange rate is the impact on net cash flow effects of a change in the exchange rate. It consists of the combination of transaction exposure and operating exposure. Having determined whether the firm should hedge its exposure, this note will discuss the various things that a firm can do to reduce its economic exposure. Our discussion will consider two different approaches to handling these exposures: real operating hedges and financial hedges
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This document discusses foreign exchange risk and exposure. It defines exposure as the sensitivity of a company's value to exchange rate changes, while risk refers to the variability of a firm's value due to uncertain exchange rate changes. Exposure is calculated using regression, while risk uses variance or standard deviation. The document outlines different types of exposures including transaction, translation, and operating exposures. It provides examples of how companies can manage transaction exposure through hedging techniques like forward contracts, options, and money market hedges. Finally, it briefly discusses the relationship between exposure and purchasing power parity.
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Economic exposure
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Risk is exposure to uncertainty. Business risks are those inherent in bank activities and include capital risk, market risk, liquidity risk, and more. Foreign exchange risk arises from foreign currency exposure and can cause losses from adverse exchange rate movements. Transaction exposure is the risk of currency fluctuation during the life of a transaction, while translation exposure is the conversion risk on the balance sheet date. Credit risk is the failure of a borrower to repay money, and country risk is specific to a particular country.Similar to Foreign exchange risk_management (16)
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