Money market hedging - ACCA Financial Management (FM)

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12:00 - 15:00 that was good to know..👍👌

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Great explanation👍

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[@nblhhuda]

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[@mikeyy1916]

Great lecture, but i am a bit confused why borrow in USD and convert it to Pound why not just borrow in Pounds to begin with ?

[@yuhaopoon866]

From what i understand (which i'm not 100% sure), the point of borrowing USD in the first place is to enable the rate conversation to happen today (using the Spot rate), and when the client pays their outstanding in USD, the company can use the money received to pay the debt. if they borrowed in pound, then when they received the USD 5m, they will still have to convert it into USD to repay to bank, thus making the whole hedging pointless- and they have to bear the transaction fees and interest charges incurred in the process.

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please i need the lecture notes. thanks so much

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[@Dana-tf1xp]

Specify the goal and need money

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What is that supposed to mean? The goal of the exercise is made clear in the lecture.