FIN 401 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Net Present Value, Strategic Alliance, Tender Offer

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Risk management: risk management involves identifying events that could have adverse financial consequences and taking actions to minimize the damage caused by these events. Hedging: reducing a firms exposure to price or rate fluctuations. Managing financial risk: instruments have been developed to hedge the following tpes of volatility, exchange rate- the more volatile the exchange rates, the more. Timing: short run exposure, transactions exposure, temporary changes in prices resulting from unforeseen events/shocks, e. g. a sudden rise in vegetable prices because of a drought in. Payoff a forward contract changes in the business climate: after 6 months, suppose the market price of cotton is per ton. What is the profit/loss on the forward contract for the cotton farmer and the cotton mill: buyer"s profit = (cid:523)# of contracts(cid:524)*(cid:523)contract size(cid:524)*(cid:523)market price at expiration forward price, seller"s profit = (cid:523)# of contracts(cid:524)*(cid:523)contract size(cid:524)*(cid:523)forward price . Example #1: the contract size for canola is 20 tonnes.

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