Identify what transaction risk management is done in the following cases: (A) ABC Corporation will only accept P200,000 or its equivalent on the payment date despite having a USD4,000 sale. (B) ABC Corporation pays a foreign-currency denominated purchase early when it sees that the Philippine peso will decrease in value.* Forward contract; Lagging Forward contract; Leading Invoicing in home currency; Lagging Invoicing in home currency; Leading

Identify what transaction risk management is done in the following cases: (A) ABC Corporation will only accept P200,000 or its equivalent on the payment date despite having a USD4,000 sale. (B) ABC Corporation pays a foreign-currency denominated purchase early when it sees that the Philippine peso will decrease in value.* Forward contract; Lagging Forward contract; Leading Invoicing in home currency; Lagging Invoicing in home currency; Leading

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