The Dutch manufacturer Cloghpper has the following JPY commitments:
i. A/R of JPY 1,000,000 for thirty days.
ii. A/R of JPY 500000 for ninety days.
ii. Sales contract (twelve months)of JPY 30,000,000
iv. A forward sales contract of JPY 500,000 for ninety days.
v. Adeposit that at maturity, in three months, pays JPY 500000
vi. A loan for which Cloghopper will owe JPY 8,000,000 in six months.
vii. A/P of JPY 1,000,000 for thirty days.
viii. Aforward sales contract for JPY 10,000,000 for twelve months.
ix. A/P of JPY 3,000,000 for six months.
Required:
Compute cleoghopper's net exposure for each maturity.
Explain how would cloghpper hedge the exposure for each maturity of the forward market.
Assume that the interest rate is 5% (compouded per annum) for all maturities and that this will remain 5% with certainty for the next twelve months. Also ignore bid-ask spreads in the money market. How would the company hedge its exposure in the spot market and the JPY money market?
Describe all money-market transactions in datail.
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