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发表于 2011-7-13 16:26
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Fraser,
All Current - exposure is Net Assets (foreign currency depreciates you lose, if it appreciates you win)
Temporal - exposure is usually Net Monetary Liability (usually Monetary Assets < Monetary Liability, watch for that on the exam since debt could be 0, and Cash+AR>AP i.g.). If foreign currency depreciates you win because your liability shrinks, and if appreciates you lose.
Fraser Wrote:
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> This is what makes me mad. I know how to convert
> using the Current rate method and the Temporal
> method. I'm having trouble memorizing the table
> that shows exposure to X will cause a gain/loss
> when the LC is Appreciating/depreciating.
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> Chances are on the exam they're just going to show
> net monetary assets or something and the currency
> rates and ask if there is a gain or loss. Someone
> who just knows the table is getting it right and
> I'm probably getting it wrong even though I
> probably put in more work. |
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