Assume you are managing a bank in a country that is holding $34 million in assets and $75 million in liabilities denominated in dollars.
a. Determine the net exposure in dollars.
b. Calculate the gain or loss for each currency below given last year’s spot rate and the current spot rate respectively
for the U.S. $.
Euro: 0.78717; 0.9048
Krone: 5.7538; 6.755
Columbian Peso: 2,535.253; 3,384.9
Mexican Peso: 16.9566; 19.3533
Dinar: .2689; .30466
Dong: 17,476.5; 23,201.52
c. Convert each of your answers in part b to current dollar equivalents.
a)
Net Exposed Asset = Liabilities - Assets
= $ 75million - $34million
= $41 million
b)
Euro
Gain = 0.9048 - 0.7817 = 0.1231
Krone
Gain = 6.755 - 5.7538 = 1.0012
Columbian Pesso
Gain = 3384.9 - 2535.253 = 849.647
Mexican peso:
Gain = 19.3533 - 16.9566 = 2.3967
Dinar
Gain = 0.30466 - 0.2689 = 0.03576
Dong
Gain = 23201.52 - 17476.5 = 5725.02
c)
Euro Gain in dollars =0.1231*1.16 =$ 0.1428
Krone Gain in dollars =1.0012* 0.1 =$ 0.1
Columbian Pesso Gain in dollars =849.647 *0.00026 =$ 0.22
Mexican peso Gain in dollars =2.3967 *0.045 =$ 0.11
Dinar Gain in dollars =0.03576 * 3.26=$ 0.12
Dong Gain in dollars =5725.02 *0.000043=$ 0.25
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