Objectives of Commodity futures
Hedging with the objective of transferring risk related to the possession of physical assets through any adverse moments in price. Liquidity and Price discovery...
International Finance
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Cross Rates Illustration 5
Cross Rates Illustration 5 Cable Rate is GBP USD 1.6000 / 1.6070 In which country this is a direct quote? Find the midrate, spread...
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What are the functions of SEBI?
FUNCTIONS OF SEBI According to SEBI Act, 1992, the main functions of SEBI are: ü Regulating the securities market. ü Recognition and regulation of the...
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International Finance- Not to be missed question- Prof Vipin Saboo
1. Float 2. RBI intervension/ managed float 3. FDI vs FPI 4. Hotmoney / Petro dollars 5. Offshore finance centers 6. Authorized dealers 7. FEDAI...
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How will you identify a deficit or surplus in Balance of Payments?
If the balance of payment is a double entry accounting record, then apart from errors and omissions, it must always balance. Obviously, the terms “deficit”...
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Purchase Power Parity Illustration 11
Purchase Power Parity Illustration 11 The Sterling is trading at $1.6100 today. Inflation in UK is 4% and that in USA is 3%. What could...
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What is Managed or Dirty Float?
Managed or Dirty Float: Most medium and small economies, therefore adopted the system of PEGGING their currency either to one of the major international currencies...
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What are Ready Rates?
Ready Rates – when branches receive transactions involving amounts in excess of USD 5000 or equivalent, a transaction specific rate is provided by the Dealing...
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What is Devaluation?
Devaluation takes place when the price of foreign currencies under a fixed rate regime is increased by official action. The outfall of this is that...
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What is Hedging Process?
HEDGING PROCESS : Hedging can be defined as a process or mechanism of reducing, minimizing or eliminating risk from a given transaction. A foreign exchange...
