When the government of a country may possibly default on its bond payments to
outside investors, the risk is referred to as _______
sovereign risk
The ________ is the discount rate or internal rate of return that equates the present
value of all the future interest rate and principal payments to the net proceeds received
by the issuer.
all-in-cost
Which of the following is false regarding American Depository Receipts:
there are no custodial/depository fees.
The exposure of a return to fluctuations in the return on the market portfolio, which
cannot be diversified away is called
market risk
Which one of the following is the name for the action of a country takes when it repays a
loan at a discount?
debt buyback
The Export-Import Bank of the U.S. is the only independent U.S. government
corporation whose sole purpose is to support ________ in their efforts to conduct
international trade.
U.S. exporters
Which type of bond is issued in a domestic market by a borrower located in another
country, denominated in the domestic currency, marketed to domestic residents, and
regulated by the domestic authorities?
foreign bond
The Sharpe ratio is the ________ return relative to the ________ of the return.
average excess, volatility
Which one of the following economic variables would be the best to use to help
investors determine a financially sound country?
the ratio of a country's external debt to its GDP
When a firm's pretax income is more volatile,
the benefits of hedging currency risk are greater.
, With a ________, the exporter retains title and control of the goods until the importer
has paid for the goods.
documentary collection
The returns of different stocks are ________ correlated, so a portfolio's volatility can't be
diversified all of the way to _______.
positively, zero
What is the name given to the variance that cannot be diversified away?
systematic variance
________ are the name of treaties that have helped investors avoid legal problems
associated with sovereign debt and investor rights.
bilateral investment treaties
Hedging allows a tax-paying firm with revenue that occurs in a volatile currency to
increase the expected net present value of its earnings by
eliminating the need to discount the value of a tax-loss carry forward that is realized in
future periods.
If a bank accepts a ________ draft, it may become a ________.
time, banker's acceptance
The sources of funds for a multinational corporation can be subdivided into two
categories, ________ and ________.
internally-generated, externally generated
When an exporter is dealing with a high credit risk customer, ________ as a form of
payment is most often used.
cash in advance
Which one of the following statements is true for the centralized debt denomination
model?
The debts for both the parent company and its foreign subsidiaries are denominated in
the home currency of the parent company.
Which one of the following is a false statement about Level I ADRs?
Transactions are completed in a centralized market place.
A country's credit spread is another indicator of
country risk
According to some research, firms with higher dividend payouts are more like to
hedge.