CHAPTER 17
MUTINATIONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Pasar yang berupa jaringan komunikasi yang dihubungkan dengan telepon, fax,
internet antar Dealer, Broker, Bank , melakukan transaksi tukar menukar mata
uang asing.
PELAKU PASAR
1. Commercial Bank
2. Foreign exchange Broker in the Interbank Market.
3. Commercial Costumers
4. Primarily Multinational Corporations
5. Central Banks
1.Spot Market : beli saat ini penyerahan uang saat ini juga
4.Currency Arbitrage.
Kurs ditentukan berdasar perjanjian untuk kurun waktu tertentu.
Contoh perjanjian :
Di New York P 1 = $ 1.9809
Di Jerman DM 1 = $ 0.6251
Di London P 1 = DM. 3.1650
Transaksi yang dapat dilakukan ( mencari Currency gain):
1.Dengan dana $.1000.000, ditukar DM di Jerman.
Diperoleh : 1/0.6251 x 1.000.000 = DM.1,559,744.04
2.DM dijual di London menjadi Pounsterling.
Diperoleh = 1/3.1650 x 1,599,744.04 = P.505,448.355
3.Pounterling di Jual di New York menjadi $ USA.
Diperoleh = 1.9809/1 x 505,448.355 = $.1.001.242,606
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Disebut
parity
Perbedaan antara Rp. 1 = Y.0.01
Rp. 1 = Y.0.0098 cerminan perbedaan
interest.
Jika tidak parity =
Dapat terjadi flow in = premium
Dapat terjadi flow out = discount.
Rumus Parity =
( 1 + iY ) S
( 1 + i Rp.) = ----------------------------
F
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Rumus =
ei ( 1 + ih )
------- = ------------------
eo ( 1 + if )
Mini Case 6.
Citrus Products Inc. is a medium-sized producer of citrus juice drinks with groves in Indian River
County, Florida. Until now, the company has confined its operations and sales to the United
States, but its CEO, George Gaynor, wants to expand into Europe. The first step would be to set
up sales subsidiaries in Spain and Sweden, then to set up a production plant in Spain, and finally to
distribute the product throughout the European common market. The firm’s financial manager,
Ruth Schmidt, is enthusiastic about the plan, but she is worried about the implications of the
foreign expansion on the firm’s financial management process. She has asked you, the firm’s
most recently hired financial analyst, to develop a 1-hour tutorial package that explains the basics
of multinational financial management. The tutorial will be presented at the next board of directors’
meeting. To get you started, Schmidt has supplied you with the following list of questions.
a. What is a multinational corporation? Why do firms expand into other countries?
b. What are the six major factors that distinguish multinational financial management from financial
management as practiced by a purely domestic firm?
c. Consider the following illustrative exchange rates.
U.S. Dollars Required to Buy
1 Unit of Foreign Currency
Euro 1.2500
Swedish krona 0.1481
(1) Are these currency prices direct quotations or indirect quotations?
(2) Calculate the indirect quotations for euros and kronor (the plural of krona is
kronor).
(3) What is a cross rate? Calculate the two cross rates between euros and kronor.
(4) Assume Citrus Products can produce a liter of orange juice and ship it to
Spain for $1.75. If the firm wants a 50% markup on the product, what should
the orange juice sell for in Spain?
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Sumber Dana.
2.Commercial paper.
Surat berharga yang dikeluarkan oleh Bank untuk
mendanai bisnis.
Cost of capital yang dikeluarkan :
1.back up line’s of credit
2.fees to commercial bank
3.rating service fees.
3.Inter Company Loan & Back to back loan.
Inter company loan = utang antar perusahaan.
Int. Comp. loan
Parent Company Subsidiary Company
4. Paralel loan.
USA Japan
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Biaya kapital = sama dengan inter company loan & Back to back
loan.
ri = rf + ( rm – rf)
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P0 = D0/ri ri = D0/P0
Contoh :
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Fund Investment =
b = Df/I
ke Ke’
Sehingga WACOC =
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= 11,4%.
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2.Receivable
* Kredit : domestic
Internasional
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3.Inventory
Biaya yang dikeluarkan :
Portofolio Investment.
1. obligasi ( bond)
Rumus penghasilannya =
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B(t) – B(0) + C
1 + rs = 1 + ( 1+g)
B(0)
B(t) – B(0) + C
rs = 1 + ( 1+g) – 1
B(0)
B(t) = harga obligasi mata uang local waktu t
C = penghasilan coupon mata uang local
g = persentase peribahan nilai $ dengan mata uang local.
97 – 95 + 8
rs = 1 + ( 1+0,03) – 1
95
rs = 13,8%.
Rumus =
Contoh :
Harga saham local 50, dividen income 1. Perkiraan harga 1
tahun lagi harga local saham 48 serta akan terjadi
depresiasi Kurs sebesar 5%.
48 – 50 + 1
rs = 1 + ( 1+0,05) – 1
50
rs = - 1,9%.
3.Diversifikasi Internasional.
CAPITAL BUDGETING.
Perbedaannya pada prediksi EAT/NCF.
Proyeksi penjualan diperhitungkan risiko politik di
subsidiary.
Proyeksi :
Total Sales = Vol x Harga jual ----> diperhitungkan risiko
politik dengan probability.
Total Cost = Total FC + VC + SVC
Selisihnya = EBIT
Interest --> Utang dalam negeri dan luar negeri (bayar dengan
mata uang asing --> kurs)
Tax --> dilokasi subsidiary
EAT = EBT – Tax
Dividen, dibayarkan dengan mata uang Home country.
MINI CASE. 6.
Citrus Products Inc. is a medium-sized producer of citrus juice drinks with groves in Indian River
County, Florida. Until now, the company has confined its operations and sales to the United
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States, but its CEO, George Gaynor, wants to expand into Europe. The first step would be to set
up sales subsidiaries in Spain and Sweden, then to set up a production plant in Spain, and finally to
distribute the product throughout the European common market. The firm’s financial manager,
Ruth Schmidt, is enthusiastic about the plan, but she is worried about the implications of the
foreign expansion on the firm’s financial management process. She has asked you, the firm’s
most recently hired financial analyst, to develop a 1-hour tutorial package that explains the basics
of multinational financial management. The tutorial will be presented at the next board of directors’
meeting. To get you started, Schmidt has supplied you with the following list of questions.
a. What is a multinational corporation? Why do firms expand into other countries?
b. What are the six major factors that distinguish multinational financial management from financial
management as practiced by a purely domestic firm?
c. Consider the following illustrative exchange rates.
U.S. Dollars Required to Buy
1 Unit of Foreign Currency
Euro 1.2500
Swedish krona 0.1481
(1) Are these currency prices direct quotations or indirect quotations?
(2) Calculate the indirect quotations for euros and kronor (the plural of krona is
kronor).
(3) What is a cross rate? Calculate the two cross rates between euros and kronor.
(4) Assume Citrus Products can produce a liter of orange juice and ship it to
Spain for $1.75. If the firm wants a 50% markup on the product, what should
the orange juice sell for in Spain?
(5) Now assume that Citrus Products begins producing the same liter of orange
juice in Spain. The product costs 2 euros to produce and ship to Sweden,
where it can be sold for 20 kronor. What is the dollar profit on the sale?
(6) What is exchange rate risk?
d. Briefly describe the current international monetary system. How does the current
system differ from the system that was in place prior to August 1971?
e. What is a convertible currency? What problems arise when a multinational company
operates in a country whose currency is not convertible?
f. What is the difference between spot rates and forward rates? When is the forward
rate at a premium to the spot rate? At a discount?
g. What is interest rate parity? Currently, you can exchange 1 euro for 1.27 dollars
in the 180-day forward market, and the risk-free rate on 180-day securities is 6%
in the United States and 4% in Spain. Does interest rate parity hold? If not,
which securities offer the highest expected return?
h. What is purchasing power parity? If grapefruit juice costs $2 a liter in the United
States and purchasing power parity holds, what should be the price of grapefruit
juice in Spain?
i. What effect does relative inflation have on interest rates and exchange rates?
j. Briefly discuss the international capital markets.
k. To what extent do average capital structures vary across different countries?
l. Briefly describe special problems that occur in multinational capital budgeting,
and describe the process for evaluating a foreign project. Now consider the following
project: A U.S. company has the opportunity to lease a manufacturing facility
in Japan for 2 years. The company must spend ¥1 billion initially to
refurbish the plant. The expected net cash flows from the plant for the next 2
years, in millions, are CF1 = ¥500 and CF2 = ¥800. A similar project in the
United States would have a risk-adjusted cost of capital of 10%. In the United
States, a 1-year government bond pays 2% interest and a 2-year bond pays
2.8%. In Japan, a 1-year bond pays 0.05% and a 2-year bond pays 0.26%. What
is the project’s NPV?
m. Briefly discuss special factors associated with the following areas of multinational
working capital management:
(1) Cash management
(2) Credit management
(3) Inventory management
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