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Hello students, here is a question.
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Xyz company has an account receivable of 10 ,000 from a british company to be paid for 3 months.
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Directional information is given as follows.
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British pound spot rate is 2 .0290, british pound 3 months for the forward rate is 2 .0032 and the third month interest rate is us of 2%, 3 months interest rate in uk is 3%.
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What will be the appropriate value for the account receivable in us dollar if the company makes a forward market hedge and what will be the approximate value for an account receivable in us dollar if the company make a money market hedge? so this is our question.
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Let us start solving this.
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So our first step is to calculate the forward market hedge.
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So in this case, the company would enter into the forward contract to sell british pounds at the forward rate.
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The value of account receivable in us dollar would be the british pound receivable amount multiplied by the forward rate.
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So it will be $10 ,000 into 2 .0032 which gives us $20 ,032.
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Now we will calculate the money market hedge.
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So in this case, the company would borrow the amount of british pounds such that it would be equal to the receivable amount in 3 months...