22. Currency hedging (S28.3) Alpha and Omega are U.S. corporations. Alpha has a plant in Hamburg that

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22. Currency hedging (S28.3) Alpha and Omega are U.S. corporations. Alpha has a plant in Hamburg that imports components from the United States, assembles them, and then sells the finished product in Germany. Omega is at the opposite extreme. It also has a plant in Hamburg, but it buys its raw material in Germany and exports its output back to the United States.

How is each firm likely to be affected by a fall in the value of the euro? How could each firm hedge itself against exchange risk?

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Principles Of Corporate Finance

ISBN: 9781264080946

14th Edition

Authors: Richard Brealey, Stewart Myers, Franklin Allen, Alex Edmans

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