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    INTRODUCTON TO FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT

    INTRODUCTON TO FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is the outcome of the mutual interest of multinational firms and hosts countries. FDI is generally defined as a form of long term international capital movement, made for the purpose of productive activity and accompanied...
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS

    FOREIGN EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS I Transactions other than FCNR EEFC RFC accounts i) Foreign currency balances both under assets and liabilities and outstanding forward exchange contracts and swaps are evaluated at the year end rates as quoted by foreign exchange Dealers Association of India...
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    Foreign Institutional Investors

    A Grave Balance of Payments situation forced the policymakers to take a relook at allowing foreign capital Into the country and the year of 1991 marked the announcement of some fiscal disciplinary measures along with reforms on the external sector made, it possible for the foreign capital to...
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    Corporates with no foreign exposure

    There may be corporates with no existing exposure but willing to take up an exposure in an expectation of making profit out of this transaction. Thus they would be willing to swap their rupee loan with forex loan and book in forward cover or make the payments on spot basis on the day of...
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    Foreign Direct Investments in Indian Telecom

    FDI plays an important role in telecom sector as well as an economy as a whole. Earlier, there were very few public players like BSNL, MTNL and VSNL in this sector but as the time progressed and competition increased, the private players like Airtel, Reliance, Tata, Vodafone and Idea came into...
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE REGULATIONS

    FOREIGN EXCHANGE REGULATIONS In addition to tariffs and quota many countries introduce foreign exchange regulations for restricting imports. Under exchange control, countries impose restrictions on the use of foreign exchange earned through exports. If exchange control is to be made...
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    Hedging a Foreign Currency with calls.

    a) Hedging a Foreign Currency with calls. In late February an American importer anticipates a yen payment of JYP 100 million to a Japanese supplier sometime late in May. The current USD/JYP spot is 0.007739 (which implies a JYP/USD rate of 129.22.). A June yen call option on the PHLX, with...
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    Hedging a Foreign Currency with calls.

    Hey Member's, I am looking for few information on Hedging a Foreign Currency with calls, please help me with the same.
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    Importance of Hedging in Foreign Exchange Market

    Foreign Exchange Market The foreign exchange market is the market in which currencies are brought and sold against each other. It is the largest market in the world. Foreign exchange market is an over the counter market. This means there is no single market place or an organized market...
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    FUNCTIONS OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET

    In a business setting, there is a fundamental difference between making payment in the domestic market and making payment abroad. In a domestic transaction, only one currency is used while in a foreign transaction, two or more currencies maybe used. The foreign exchange market is the market in...
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    OBJECTIVES OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT'S AND PI

    1. Sustaining a high level of investment - Since the underdeveloped countries want to industrialized themselves within a short period of time, it becomes necessary to raise the level of investment substantially. This requires, in turn, a high level of savings. However, because of general...
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    FACTORS FOR INFLOW OF Foreign direct investment (FDI)

    Foreign direct investment Foreign investment can take two forms: foreign equity investors can simply buy a stake in an enterprise or take a direct interest in its management. The first, indirect form of investment is called foreign portfolio investment. Foreign direct investment (FDI)...
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    Difference Between Foreign Capital and Foreign Aid

    FOREIGN CAPITAL Foreign capital implies funds that are raised from foreign investors for investment purposes in development projects in a host country. Foreign capital can enter the country in the form of: - Direct Investment: means the concerns of the investing country exercise de...
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    Foreign Aid

    Foreign Aid One of the important methods of financing trade is through aid. Larger trade is possible through larger aid and it is in this context that a study of the mechanics of aid is relevant in international finance. Movement of money from one country to another in the form of aid is...
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    STRUCTURE OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET

    The major participants in the foreign exchange markets are commercial banks; foreign exchange brokers and other authorized dealers, and the monetary authorities. It is necessary to understand that the commercial banks operate at retail level for individual exporters and corporations as well...
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    MEANING OF FOREIGN MARKET

    What is foreign exchange ? In a business setting, there is a fundamental difference between making payment in the domestic market and making payment abroad. In a domestic transaction, only one currency is used while in a foreign transaction, two or more currencies maybe used. Suppose an...
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    SOME IMPORTANT CONCEPTS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET

    1. Value Date: The settlement of a transaction takes place by transfers of deposits between two parties. The day on which these transfers are effected is called the Settlement Date or the Value Date. 2. Spot Rate: When the exchange of currencies takes place on the second working day after...
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    Foreign Venture Capital Investor

    Foreign Venture Capital Investor means an investor incorporated and established outside India, which proposes to make investment in venture capital fund(s) or venture capital undertakings in India and is registered under these Regulations. Eligibility Criteria the applicants track record...
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    Foreign Trade Policy

    Foreign Trade Policy Highlights Strategy Special Focus Initiatives Package for Agriculture Gems and Jewellery Handlooms and Handicrafts Leather and Footwear Export Promotion Schemes - Target Plus - Vishesh Krishi Upaj Yojana - served from India Scheme - EPCG - DFRC - DEPB New...
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    Foreign Exchange Risk

    Managing Foreign Exchange Risk Transaction Exposure- when benefits and costs of a transaction can be affected by exchange rate movements that occur after legal obligation. This can be managed in one of the following ways Go Naked, Buy forward, use options market, or acquire an offsetting...
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