Ch 12 · International Financial Management — CA Final AFM
4 levels · 45 questions · free
How to play
Mixed questions from this chapter — fill the missing term, sort into the right box, match the pairs, order the steps, or catch the formula that is wrong.
What this drills
Every instrument in this chapter is defined by one distinction — ADR vs GDR, Euro bond vs foreign bond, call vs put on a convertible. Get the distinction and the whole 4-mark answer follows.
- ✓Project vs parent cash flows
- ✓Complexities of international capital budgeting
- ✓ADR, GDR and FCCB
- ✓The debt route — Euro bonds, foreign bonds, ECB
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What is the difference between an ADR and a GDR?+
Both are dollar-denominated depository receipts over a non-US company's shares. An ADR is issued for trading WITHIN the US and so must satisfy the SEC and US GAAP, which makes it costlier. A GDR is issued outside the US — typically listed at Luxembourg and settled through CEDEL and Euroclear — which is why Indian companies favoured GDRs.
Which tax rate applies in multinational capital budgeting?+
The HIGHER of the home or host country rate, when computing the after-tax cash flows actually accruing to the parent.