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Safety Width in Financial Transactions
Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication
Society for Worldwide International Financial Telecommunication
Swift Worldwide Information for Financial Transaction
Appreciate
Show no specific tendency
Depreciate
Depreciate against currencies of the countries with positive balance of payment and appreciate against countries
Import of goods and services and capital outflows
Export of goods and services
Export of goods and services and capital inflows
Import of goods and services
The nominal exchange rate will not change
Both real and nominal exchange rates will not change
Both real and nominal exchange will move together
The real exchange rate will not change
Lower of the market price and the agreed price
None of the above
The exchange rate which the currencies are agreed to be exchanged under the contract
The price at which the option is auctioned
The option has a ready market
The strike price and the spot price are the same
The strike price is greater than spot price, in the case of a put option
An option at-the-money when The strike price is greater than the spot price, in the case of a call option
Difference between agreed rate and spot rate on the due date of contract
Difference between agreed rate and spot rate at the time of entering into contract
Forward premium / discount annualized
None of the above
Forwards
Futures
Options
None of the above
Denominating the transaction in domestic currency
Entering into forward contracts
Exposure netting
Maintaining foreign currency accounts
Avoid exchange risk and domestic currency depreciation
Avoid exchange risk
Avoid both transaction cost and exchange risk
Avoid transaction cost
Exposed liabilities are lesser than exposed assets.
The exposure results in profit.
Exposed assets are lesser than exposed liabilities.
There are no liabilities
The rate prevailing on the date of the balance sheet
The rate current at the time of transaction
The rate prevailing on the date of preparation of the balance sheet
The spot rate
Current rate
Historical rate
Average rate
Current rate or average rate
Exposed assets exceed exposed liabilities and foreign currency depreciates
Exposed assets exceed exposed liabilities and foreign currency appreciates
The subsidiary's balance sheet shows a loss
The foreign currency depreciates
Option contract
Forward contract
Leading and lagging
Exposure netting
Expected exchange rate changes
Changes in real exchange rates
Future cash flow of the firm
None of the above
Interest-rate parity
One-price rule
Purchasing-power parity
Exchange-power parity
Vostro account
Nostro account
accounts opened in offshore centres
foreign bank account
Special Drawing Rights
Specific Drawing Rights
Special Depository Rules
Specific Depository Rules
Based on basket of five currencies
Average of the value of US dollar and Euro
Based on value of gold
Equivalent to one US dollar