CASE HARVARD: HEDGING STRATEGY IN GENERAL MOTORS CURRENCY: COMPETITIVE EXHIBITION (14)

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Why is General Motor concerned about the exchange rate of the Yen?
How important is GM’s exposure to exchange rate of the Yen?
Based on the information provided in the case about GM business with Japanese companies how could they asses the exposure of GM?
There are methods less demanding information that could allow exposure estimate the competitive GM, specifically, or other companies in general? How you could implement this method?

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CASE HARVARD: PETROZUATA (35)

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(PETROZUATA) CASE ANALYSIS: Q1. HOW SHOULD PDVSA FINANCE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ORINOCO BASIN? WHAT ARE THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF USING PROJECT FINANCE INSTEAD OF TRADITIONAL DEBT FINANCE? Q2. WHAT ARE PETROZUATA’A THREE OR FOUR MOST IMPORTANT RISKS? HOW DOES THE DEAL STRUCTURE ADDRESS THESE RISKS? WHO WOULD BEAR THESE RISKS IF THE PROJECT [...]

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CASE: New York Times (2)

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Describe the evolution of NYTD What is NYTD’s strategy? Is organization and control consistent with strategy? What impact did NYTD have on the rest of the Company? Compare NYTD management with the way a venture capital firm manages a new foundation. What is learned from this comparison? 4. What effect did NYTD’s operations have on [...]

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CASE HARVARD: MARRIOTT CORPORATION – THE COST OF CAPITAL FOR DIVISION (13)

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If Marriott uses a single discount rate for evaluating investments in each business line what could happen with the company long term? What is the cost of capital for divisions Marriott Hotel and restaurant? What are the risk-free rates and the risk premium to use in calculating capital cost of each division? How to calculate [...]

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CASE HARVARD: MSDI. Alcala of Henares, Spain I (10)

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Study Questions Compute the net present value of the photoelectric inspection equipment in: a.) pesetas, by discounting peseta cash flows at a peseta discount rate; and b.) dollars, by translating future peseta cash flows into dollars at expected future spot exchange rates. Assume that at the time of the analysis, annual inflation was expected to be 8% in [...]

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CASE HARVARD: MSDI. Alcalá of Henares, Spain (15)

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Compute the net present value of the photoelectric inspection equipment in: a.) pesetas, by discounting peseta cash flows at a peseta discount rate; and b.) dollars, by translating future peseta cash flows into dollars at expected future spot exchange rates. Assume that at the time of the analysis, annual inflation was expected to be 8% in Spain and [...]

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CASE HARVARD: UNITED GRAIN GROWERS LTD (UGG) (17)

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UGG estimates it needs $ 150 million to carry out their strategic plans. Is it possible with internal funding? How big should be the external funding? Like most companies, UGG faces several risks. What elements of the business (revenues, costs, investment needs, ability to obtain financing) could be affected by each of these risks and [...]

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CASE: THE LEVERAGED BUYOUT OF CHEEK PRODUCTS, INC. (7)

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Cheek Products, Inc. (CPI) was founded 53 years ago by Joe Cheek and originally sold snack foods such as potato chips and pretzels. Through acquisitions, the company has grown into a conglomerate with major divisions in the snack food industry, home security systems, cosmetics, and plastics. Additionally, the company has several smaller divisions. In recent [...]

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CASO: MOJITO MINT COMPANY (25)

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Mojito Mint Company has a debt–equity ratio of .35. The required return on the company’s unlevered equity is 11 percent, and the pretax cost of the firm’s debt is 7.6 percent. Sales revenue for the company is expected to remain stable indefinitely at last year’s level of $18,100,000. Variable costs amount to 75 percent of [...]

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CASE HARVARD: HEDGING STRATEGY IN GENERAL MOTORS CURRENCY: COMPETITIVE EXHIBITION (14)

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