FINANCIAL MARKETS+INST.-(LL)W/ACCESS
FINANCIAL MARKETS+INST.-(LL)W/ACCESS
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Chapter 9, Problem 16P

a)

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To determine: Net exposure stated in Country S francs.

a)

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Given information:

An FI holds Country S francs of 127,500 foreign exchange assets and 51,000 in foreign exchange liabilities.

It has conducted foreign exchange trading and bought 10,200 and sold 15,300.

Calculation of net exposure in Sfs:

Netexposure=Foreignexchangeassetsforeignexchangeliabilities+ foreign exchange boughtforeign exchange sold=Sf127,500Sf51,000+Sf10,200Sf15,300=Sf71,400

Hence, net exposure stated in Sfs is Sf71, 400

Calculation of net exposure in dollars:

Netexposure=Foreignexchangeassetsforeignexchangeliabilities+ foreign exchange boughtforeign exchange sold=$125,000$50,000+$10,000$15,000=$70,000

Hence, net exposure stated in dollars is $70,000

b)

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To determine: Net exposure stated in Country B pound.

b)

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Given information:

An FI holds Country B pounds of 38,168 foreign exchange assets and 16,794 in foreign exchange liabilities.

It has conducted foreign exchange trading and bought £11,450 and sold £15,267

Calculation of net exposure in pounds:

Netexposure=Foreignexchangeassetsforeignexchangeliabilities+ foreign exchange boughtforeign exchange sold=£38,168£16,794+£11,450£15,267=£17,557

Hence, net exposure stated in pounds is £17,557

Calculation of net exposure in dollars:

Netexposure=Foreignexchangeassetsforeignexchangeliabilities+ foreign exchange boughtforeign exchange sold=$50,000$22,001+$15,000$20,000=$22,999

Hence, net exposure stated in dollars is $22,999

c)

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To determine: Net exposure stated in Country J yen.

c)

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Given information:

An FI holds Country J yens of 7,869,885 foreign exchange assets and 3,147,954 in foreign exchange liabilities.

It has conducted foreign exchange trading and bought ¥1,259,181 and sold ¥9,233,998

Calculation of net exposure in ¥:

Netexposure=Foreignexchangeassetsforeignexchangeliabilities+ foreign exchange boughtforeign exchange sold=¥7,869,885¥3,147,954+¥1,259,181¥9,233,998=¥3,252,886

Hence, net exposure stated in yen is -¥3,252,886

Calculation of net exposure in dollars:

Netexposure=Foreignexchangeassetsforeignexchangeliabilities+ foreign exchange boughtforeign exchange sold=$75,000$30,000+$12,000$88,000=$31,000

Hence, net exposure stated in dollars is -$31,000

d)

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To determine: Expected loss or gain when Sf exchange rate appreciated by 1%.

d)

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Calculation of gain or loss:

When assets are greater than liabilities, then there arises a gain.

Gain=SF71,400×0.01or$70,000×0.01=SF7,400or$7,000

Therefore, gain is SF7, 400 or $7,000

e)

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To determine: Expected loss or gain when £ exchange rate appreciated by 1%.

e)

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Calculation of gain or loss:

When assets are greater than liabilities, then there arises a gain.

Gain=£17,557×0.01or$22,999×0.01=£176or$230

Therefore, gain is £176 or $230

f)

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To determine: Expected loss or gain when ¥ exchange rate appreciated by 2%.

f)

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Calculation of gain or loss:

Loss=¥3,252,886×0.02or$31,000×0.02=¥65,058or$620

Therefore, gain is -¥65,058 or -$620

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