Madhur Ltd., an Indian company has an export exposure of 100 lakh Yen value at December end. Yen is not directly quoted against Rupee. The current spot rates are INR/USD = ₹63.60 and JPY/USD = 124.75 Yen. In December end
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Madhur Ltd., an Indian company has an export exposure of 100 lakh Yen value at December end. Yen is not directly quoted against Rupee. The current spot rates are INR/USD = ₹63.60 and JPY/USD = 124.75 Yen. In December end, it is estimated that Yen will be depreciated to 144 and Rupee to 65 against a Dollar. You are required to calculate the expected loss if hedging is not done.
Answer & Explanation:
Calculation of Spot (current) rate of Yen = (INR/USD) × (USD/JPY) = 63.60 × 1/124.75 = 0.5098 or ₹50.98 per 100 yen Calculation of forward rate of Yen = (INR/USD) × (USD/JPY) = 65 × 1/144 = 0.4514 or ₹45.14 per 100 yen Calculation expected loss if hedging is not done:- ₹ Exposure of 100 lakh yen at Current spot rate of ₹50.98 per 100 JPY 50,98,000 Expected rate of ₹45.14 per 100 JPY 45,14,000 Expected loss without forward cover 5,84,000
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