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enot [183]
3 years ago
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what is the name of the contract where corporations, institutional investors, and individuals are required to pay or to receive

a specific amount of foreign currency
Business
1 answer:
kramer3 years ago
3 0

Incomplete question. The full question read;

What is the name of the contract where corporations, institutional investors, and individuals are required to pay or to receive a specific amount of foreign currency at a specific exchange rate at a particular date in the future

A) forward currency contract

B) forward foreign exchange market

C) forward rate contract

D) future hedge contract

Answer:

<u>A) forward currency contract</u>

Explanation:

In a forward currency contract agreement, there are two parties, and they agree to either <u>pay or to receive</u><u> </u>a specific amount of foreign currency at a specific exchange rate at a particular date in the future.

For example, company A in the United States is selling $10,000 worth of goods to company B in the United Kingdom. Company B expects to receive the goods two months from now, and since it uses a foreign currency; the British Pounds, they will then agree on the specific exchange rate between £ and $ in advance before the payment date.

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