(TCO I) If a firm has more foreign currency assets than liabilities, and no other foreign currency transactions, it has
positive net exposure. |
negative net exposure. |
fully balanced position. |
zero net exposure. |
Solution: | ||||
Answer is 1st option Positive Net Exposure | ||||
Working Notes: | ||||
As firm has more foreign currency assets than liabilities, its net exposure will be in Foreign currency assets. | ||||
Negative net exposure is when firm have more foreign currency liabilities than its foreign currency assets. | ||||
In fully balanced position , firm have equal foreign currency assets & liabilities , which balance each other all the time of appreciation or depreciation of foreign currency. | ||||
zero net exposure means have neither foreign currency assets nor liabilities. | ||||
In our case is Positive Net Exposure as firm have more foreign currency assets than its foreign currency liabilities. | ||||
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