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INTERNAL ASSIGNMENT APPLICABLE FOR APRIL 2019 EXAMINATION

International Finance
1. You are given the following interest rates.
Rs.                   $
3- months        15%                 6%
6-month           14.5%              5.5%
9-month           14%                 5.0%
The 3-month forward rate is Rs. 36/$. Calculate the 3-month forward rate 6-months from now.
2. ABC Ltd. is planning to import a multi-purpose machine from Japan at a cost of 3400 lakhs yen. The company can avail loan at 18% interest per annum compounded quarterly with which it can import the machine. However there is an offer from Tokyo branch of an India based bank extending credit of 180 days at 2% per annum against opening of an irrevocable letter of credit. Other information:-
Present exchange rate Rs. 100 = 340 yen
180 days forward rate Rs. 100 = 345 yen
Commission charges for letter of credit at 2% per 12 months.
Advise whether the offer from the foreign branch should be accepted?
3 A) Suppose the spot rate is $ 0.20/FF. The US one-year rate is 6%. The forward rate is $ 0.1923/FF.
What is the current one-year French interest rate that will satisfy the Interest Rate Parity? Suppose the one-year French interest rate is 12% instead. What kind of arbitrage would you perform to take advantage of this opportunity?
3 B) Assume that the Citibank trading room is dealing on the following quotations Spot Sterling = $1.5000, Euro-Sterling interest rate (6-months) = 11.00% p.a. Euro-$ interest rate (6-months) = 6.00% p.a. and that Barclays Bank is quoting Forward Sterling (6-months) at $1.4550.
Describe the transactions you would make to earn risk-free covered interest arbitrage profits? How much profit would you expect to make?

Taxation - Direct & Indirect
Question 1 Kabra builders is a contractor and AV Ltd is liable to make payment to the contractor for certain transactions executed during the year. Discuss the obligations of AV Ltd as a tax deductor and the consequences if tax is not deducted as required.
Question 2 Amman is going to participate in a general awareness quiz at his college. However, he is confused about GST, its various components of GST and how they differ from each other. As a friend of Amman how you will address his confusion? Comment.
Question 3 Mr. Verma owns two residential houses at Chennai. The essential details are as under
Particulars House I House II Municipal valuation 133500 142500 Fair Rent 144500 135500 Standard Rent 144000 148700 Municipal taxes payable 10000 7500 Repairs 15000 3000 Insurance premium 2500 2000 Interest on loan 45000 50000
Advise him which property he should treat as
i. self-occupied and
ii. deemed to be let out, in a manner beneficial to him

Corporate Finance
1. Miss Ninna is planning to open a boutique at link road. Her financial advisor says that its essential to take care and manage well the working capital, as it ensures smooth running of the operating cycle of business. However, there are various factors which affects the working capital management. If you being the financial advisor of Miss Ninna, discuss those factors in detail.
2. Alpha limited is investing $500 million in a new project. The present values of the future after tax cash flows resulting from the project is $750 million. The company has 100 million shares outstanding, having market price of $45 per share. Assuming, the project being independent of other expectations about the company, Calculate the effect of -  The new project on the value of the company on the company’s stock.
3. The data related to two companies A and B , are as under-
A B Sales 500000 1000000 Variable cost 20% of sales 25% of sales Fixed Cost 1.2 lacs 2 lacs Interest 0.5 lacs 0.75lacs
i. Determine the operating and financial leverage
ii. Determine the combined leverage for them. Also, comment on the relative risk position of the companies

Operations Management
1. Explain how the Theory of Constrains can be applied at an automobile repairing and service center.
2. Your company has compiled the following data on the small set of products that comprise the specialty repair shop. Perform an ABC inventory classification for the data. Which product(s) do you suggest the firm keep the tightest control over?
Item code Annual demand Unit cost (INR.) A1 3000 20 B3 4000 45 D2 3000 35 C2 2000 30 A5 500 50 C9 680 15 D1 460 40 D3 1000 20 C3 450 500 F1 520 400 K5 5000 50 M1 680 400 N2 900 20
3. According to TarĂ­ and Sabater (2004), firms must develop both the hard and soft parts of TQM in order to succeed. While the hard elements are related to quality tools and techniques for continuous improvement, the soft side is associated with management concepts and principles such as team work, leadership, customer focus and culture (Fotopoulos and Psomas, 2009). In their study about quality management tools and techniques, TarĂ­ and Sabater (2004) analyzed about 30 commonly used tools and techniques such as benchmarking, brainstorming, design of experiments (DOE), failure mode and effect analysis (FMEA), flow charts, poka yoke, quality function deployment (QFD), quality improvement teams and statistical process control (SPC). Soft elements indirectly affect performance, because they create an environment that facilitates the implementation of hard elements (Rahman and Bullock, 2005). (Source: Gerolamo et al. (2014), Quality Management: How do Brazilian Companies use it?, Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences 143 ( 2014 ) 995 – 1000)
3a. Using examples from manufacturing industry, explain any two management concepts and principles (soft practices) related to TQM.
3b. Using examples from manufacturing industry, explain any two tools or techniques for continuous improvement (hard elements) related to TQM.

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