Fin622 Final Term Current Paper (Feb 2011)
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Fin622 Final Term Current Paper (Feb 2011)
Today i give fin622 paper it was not so easy most mcqs were from past paper but subjective was very tough.here are some subjective question
1:Analyze credit policies and explain these
Policy collection
credit period
discount
credit standarlization.
2:what is meant by payoff ?
3:If american exporter sold goods to pakistani importer and pakistani importer promised to american that he will pay amount after 3 month.then what will be the currency risk or currency effect will be made for american exporter?
4:How a firm can create a money market hedge against transaction exposure,when the firm has to make a payment at some future date?
aur financial feasibility se relative koi question aye the sorry i forget.
1:Analyze credit policies and explain these
Policy collection
credit period
discount
credit standarlization.
2:what is meant by payoff ?
3:If american exporter sold goods to pakistani importer and pakistani importer promised to american that he will pay amount after 3 month.then what will be the currency risk or currency effect will be made for american exporter?
4:How a firm can create a money market hedge against transaction exposure,when the firm has to make a payment at some future date?
aur financial feasibility se relative koi question aye the sorry i forget.
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Credit period
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A firm is facing cash shortage. Firm can get short term loan from bank annual interest on bank loan is 18% and also firm can delay payment to supplier which terms 2/10 net 60. in your opinion what firm should do? 3
What is mean by long position and short position of foreign currency traders in the currency market? 5
. Suppose a firm is planning to borrow some amount in a short-term period. How this firm can create a hedge against rising interest rates? 5 marks
How a firm can create a hedge against interest rate risk? Explain briefly. 5 marks
The Inventory Manager of a firm has given the following data: 5
Consumption per Period = S = 4000 Units
Economic Order Quantity = EOQ = 80 Units
Lead Time = L = 1 Month
Stock out Acceptance Factor = F = 1.10
Requirement:
Determine the Economic Order Point for the firm
A firm is facing cash shortage. Firm can get short term loan from bank annual interest on bank loan is 18% and also firm can delay payment to supplier which terms 2/10 net 60. in your opinion what firm should do? 3
What is mean by long position and short position of foreign currency traders in the currency market? 5
. Suppose a firm is planning to borrow some amount in a short-term period. How this firm can create a hedge against rising interest rates? 5 marks
How a firm can create a hedge against interest rate risk? Explain briefly. 5 marks
The Inventory Manager of a firm has given the following data: 5
Consumption per Period = S = 4000 Units
Economic Order Quantity = EOQ = 80 Units
Lead Time = L = 1 Month
Stock out Acceptance Factor = F = 1.10
Requirement:
Determine the Economic Order Point for the firm
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1. What are the costs and benefits of holding inventories? 3 Marks
2. How it is decided to exercise an Option Contract or allowed it to lapse? Briefly explain. 3
3. Enlist the anti-takeover measures to be taken by a Target company to resist a takeover bid of the predator company. 3
4. What is the payoff to buyers and sellers of call and put options? 5
5. The Inventory Manager of a firm has given the following data: 5
Consumption per Period = S = 4000 Units
Economic Order Quantity = EOQ = 80 Units
Lead Time = L = 1 Month
Stock out Acceptance Factor = F = 1.10
Requirement:
Determine the Economic Order Point for the firm.
Solution
EOP = SL + F *sqrt(S x EOQ x L)
Where
S= Consumption per Period
L= Lead Time
F= Stock out Acceptance Factor
EOQ = Economic Order Quantity
2. How it is decided to exercise an Option Contract or allowed it to lapse? Briefly explain. 3
3. Enlist the anti-takeover measures to be taken by a Target company to resist a takeover bid of the predator company. 3
4. What is the payoff to buyers and sellers of call and put options? 5
5. The Inventory Manager of a firm has given the following data: 5
Consumption per Period = S = 4000 Units
Economic Order Quantity = EOQ = 80 Units
Lead Time = L = 1 Month
Stock out Acceptance Factor = F = 1.10
Requirement:
Determine the Economic Order Point for the firm.
Solution
EOP = SL + F *sqrt(S x EOQ x L)
Where
S= Consumption per Period
L= Lead Time
F= Stock out Acceptance Factor
EOQ = Economic Order Quantity
EOP = 4000 x 1+ 1.10 * sqrt(4000 x 80 x 1)
EOP = 4000 + 1.10 * sqrt(320,000)
EOP = 4000 + 1.10 (565.68)
EOP = 4000 + 622.25
EOP = 4622.2.
6. How much should you pay for a bond with Rs.1,000 face value, a 14 percent coupon rate, and five years to maturity if your appropriate discount rate is 10 percent and interest is paid semiannually? 5
Please Check This Solution…. Time was short…. Jo zehen mein aya Kar aya…
Face Value = 1000
Coupon Rate = 14%
Years to Maturity = 5 years
ROR = 10%
Present Value = 140/(1+10%/2)^2 + 140/(1+10%/2)^4 + 140/(1+10%/2)^6 + 140/(1+10%/2)^8 + 140/(1+10%/2)^10 + 1000/(1+10%/2)^10
= 126.98 + 115.178 + 104.47 + 94.76 + 85.95 + 613.91 = 1141.25
7. Enlist the share valuation methods for Mergers & Acquisition. 5
EOP = 4000 + 1.10 * sqrt(320,000)
EOP = 4000 + 1.10 (565.68)
EOP = 4000 + 622.25
EOP = 4622.2.
6. How much should you pay for a bond with Rs.1,000 face value, a 14 percent coupon rate, and five years to maturity if your appropriate discount rate is 10 percent and interest is paid semiannually? 5
Please Check This Solution…. Time was short…. Jo zehen mein aya Kar aya…
Face Value = 1000
Coupon Rate = 14%
Years to Maturity = 5 years
ROR = 10%
Present Value = 140/(1+10%/2)^2 + 140/(1+10%/2)^4 + 140/(1+10%/2)^6 + 140/(1+10%/2)^8 + 140/(1+10%/2)^10 + 1000/(1+10%/2)^10
= 126.98 + 115.178 + 104.47 + 94.76 + 85.95 + 613.91 = 1141.25
7. Enlist the share valuation methods for Mergers & Acquisition. 5
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Q: Type of merger and how companies reduce risk in merger (3 marks )
Q: Difference between the following : (5 marks )
Credit period
Credit standard
Collection period
Discount
Q: Method of valuation of share in merger & acquisition (5 marks)
Q: Suppose a firm is planning to borrow some amount in a short-term period. How this firm can create a hedge against rising interest rates? (5 marks)
Q: Difference between the following : (5 marks )
Credit period
Credit standard
Collection period
Discount
Q: Method of valuation of share in merger & acquisition (5 marks)
Q: Suppose a firm is planning to borrow some amount in a short-term period. How this firm can create a hedge against rising interest rates? (5 marks)
