d.The following are the foreign currency positions of a Financial Institution, expressed in theforeign currency.CurrencyAssetsLiabilitiesFX BoughtFX SoldSwiss franc (SFr)SF1122,190 SF148,876SF19,775SFr14,663British pound (£)£38,168£16,794£11,450£15,267Japanese yen (¥)¥8,522,727 ¥3,406,091¥1,363,636 ¥10,000,000What is the FI's net exposure in Swiss francs stated in SFr?

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d. The following are the foreign currency positions of a Financial Institution, expressed in the foreign currency. Currency Assets Liabilities FX Bought FX Sold Swiss franc (SFr) SFr122,190 SF148,876 SF19,775 SFr14,663 British pound (£) £38,168 £16,794 £11,450 £15,267 Japanese yen (¥) ¥8,522,727 ¥3,406,091 ¥1,363,636 ¥10,000,000 What is the FI's net exposure in Swiss francs stated in SFr?

d. The following are the foreign currency positions of a Financial Institution, expressed in the foreign currency. Currency Assets Liabilities FX Bought FX Sold Swiss franc (SFr) SFr122,190 SF148,876 SF19,775 SFr14,663 British pound (£) £38,168 £16,794 £11,450 £15,267 Japanese yen (¥) ¥8,522,727 ¥3,406,091 ¥1,363,636 ¥10,000,000 What is the FI's net exposure in Swiss francs stated in SFr?

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The following are the foreign currency positions of an FI, expressed in the foreign currency: Currency Assets Liabilities FX Bought FX Sold Swiss franc (Sf) Sf 132,600 Sf 54,570 Sf 12,750 Sf 17,850 British pound (£) £ 42,500 £ 21,500 £ 15,500 £ 22,000 Japanese yen (¥) ¥ 8,200,000 ¥ 3,500,000 ¥ 1,600,000 ¥ 9,100,000 The exchange rate of dollars for Sf is 1.02, of dollars for British pound is 1.31, and of dollars for yen is .00953.The following are the foreign currency positions converted to dollars: Currency Assets Liabilities FX Bought FX Sold Swiss franc (Sf) $ 130,000 $ 53,500 $ 12,500 $ 17,500 British pound (£) $ 55,675 $ 28,165 $ 20,305 $ 28,820 Japanese yen (¥) $ 78,146 $ 33,355 $ 15,248 $ 86,723 a. What is the FI’s net exposure in Swiss francs stated in Swiss francs (Sf) and in dollars ($)?b. What is the FI’s net exposure in British pounds stated in British pounds (£) and in…
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