ALONGWITH this what is the NPV of the project from the project's perspective?

what is the correct course of action for the managers of the firm?

a. accept the project

b. accept the project. however the firm should try to find a way to hedge the currency risk now to capture the NPV.

c. reject the projext because it is only addinng value from the parent's perspective because of forecast favourable movements in the exchnage rate.

d. reject the project, it is not financially viable from both the project and parent's perspective

e. there is not enough info to infer the correct course of action

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The next 3 questions are based on the following information. You work for a firm whose home curtency is the Bitish Pound (GBP) and that is considering a foreign imvestment. The investment yields expected after-tax Russian) Ruble (RUB) cash flows (in miltions) as follows -RUB1770 in Year 0 , and RUB521 in each of the 3 years of the life of the project. The expected rates of inflation in each country are constant per year: 4.30% in Russid, and 9.10 in the UK. From the project's perspective the reguired return is 6.63%, while from the parent's perapective, the required rote of return is 11.56%. The spot exchange rate is GQP0.008314/AUB What is the NPV of the project from the parent company's perspective? a. QBP1:713 miltion b. GBP2779 mililion c. GBP24,779.23 million d. t48p40,20927 million e. None of the options in this question are correct. Clear my chaice