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The book by Prof. C. Jeevanandam is a comprehensive academic text used extensively in MBA, CA, and banking professional courses.
: The difference between the buying price (bid) and selling price (ask) quoted by market makers, which represents the transaction cost for market participants.
This occurs when a company has contractual, upcoming cash flows denominated in a foreign currency. For example, if a US company buys parts from Germany and must pay in Euros in 90 days, a strengthening Euro will make the parts more expensive. Jeevanandam outlines specific hedging strategies to lock in costs and protect profit margins. Translation Exposure (Accounting Exposure)
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The short-term risk associated with specific cross-border transactions (payables and receivables) where the exchange rate changes between the invoice date and settlement date [5.5].
Standardized, exchange-traded forward agreements.
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Professor C. Jeevanandam brings over 40 years of combined experience in banking and academia to this text. Published by Sultan Chand & Sons , the book is tailored for MBA, M.Com, and professional students (CA, CS, CMA). It doesn't just cover the "what" of foreign exchange but focuses heavily on the "how" through practical problem-solving. Key Pillars of the Book
The risk that currency fluctuations will alter the value of a specific contractual cash flow (e.g., an unpaid invoice from an overseas client).