IFM MODULE 5.pdf

download IFM MODULE 5.pdf

of 19

Transcript of IFM MODULE 5.pdf

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    1/19

    International FinancialManagementHARISHA.B.V

    AIP(FINANCE AND CONTROL)IIM BANGALORE

    MODULE 5

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    2/19

    MODULE 5

    FOREIGN INVESTMENTS DECISIONS INTERNATIONAL PORTFOLIO

    DIVERSIFICATION

    FDI MULTINATIONAL CAPITAL BUDGETING INTERNATIONAL PROJECT APPRAISAL POLITICAL RISK AND COUNTRY RISK

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    3/19

    FOREIGN INVESTMENTS

    Why do firms invest abroad? Theories

    1. Based on market structurea. Cost of capitalb. Economies of scale

    c. Infrastructure for R&Dd. Funds for advertisement etc.

    2. Theory of product cycle.( Raymond Vernon)3. Hymers theory of imperfect markets4. Theory of internationalization of markets of

    intermediate products.

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    4/19

    Hymers theory of imperfectmarkets

    Economies of scaleOrganization of productionOrganization of marketingOrganization of R&DOrganization of human resources

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    5/19

    Theory of internationalization of markets

    of intermediate products.

    Propounded by P.K. Buckley and

    M.casson. Patents, Trade marks and Know-Hows are

    intermediate products.

    Internationalizing signifies selling patents,licenses etc.

    The firm should continue to be the owner .

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    6/19

    5.Theories based on the organization of firms

    a. Managerial approach.

    b. Strategy of the Enterprise Approach.

    Offensive strategy

    Defensive strategy.

    c. Theories of Y.Tsurumi and K. Kojima.

    6.Eclectic Theory of International production

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    7/19

    Eclectic theory

    Ownership advantage locational advantage Internationalization advantage

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    8/19

    How to invest abroad?

    FDI Cross border M&A

    Joint ventures Licensing Franchising Strategic alliance Turnkey projects

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    9/19

    Multinational capitalbudgeting

    Mainly discounted cash flowmethod is accepted

    NPV is widely used IRR is used in some cases.

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    10/19

    NPV

    Cash Inflows Cash outflows

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    11/19

    PROBLEMS

    CAPITAL BUDGETINGPROBLEMS.xls

    CAPITAL BUDG PROBLEM 2.xls

    IRR IRR.xls

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    12/19

    Country risk Analysis

    The country risk is the economicopportunity against political odds

    Types of country risk1. Political risk2. Sector risk3. Project risk

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    13/19

    Political risk Political risk is the risk that results

    from the political changes orinstability in a country .

    Factors which affects country risk1. Political factors

    2. Economic factors.

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    14/19

    Political factors

    Stability of local politicalenvironment.

    Consensus regarding priorities Attitude of host and home govts

    War

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    15/19

    Economic indicators Inflation rate Current and potential state of the

    countrys economy

    Resource base Adjustment to external shocks.

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    16/19

    Techniques to AssessCountry Risk

    Debt related factors Balance of payments Economic performance Political instability Checklist approach COUNTRY

    RISK ANALYSIS.xls

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    17/19

    SECTOR RISK

    Many studies have indicated thatcertain sectors are prone to greaterrisk than other in some countries.

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    18/19

    Project risk

    The risk is sometimes different fordifferent projects.

    Within the same sector different

    projects of different size , differentlife , may create this types of risks.

  • 8/9/2019 IFM MODULE 5.pdf

    19/19

    Thank you.