Foreign exchange risk management by Swedish and Korean nonfinancial firms: A comparative survey

Pramborg, Bengt

doi:10.1016/j.pacfin.2004.04.003

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“…This is quite different from the U.S. results, where risk adjusted measures were far more common, but similar to European results and those for Korea (Bodnar et al, 2003;Pramborg, 2005). The N.Z.…”

Section: Control and Reporting Procedurescontrasting

confidence: 94%

“…One possible reason for this was a general board tendency to judge executives mainly on whether the actual outcome matches the budget, rather than more general outcomes. 15 A similar focus on accounting outcomes was found in Swedish firms by Pramborg (2005).…”

Section: Frequency Of Derivative Usementioning

confidence: 69%

“…Other surveys with a similar question set include Alkeback and Hagelin (1999), Alkeback, Hagelin, and Pramborg (2006; both Sweden), Downloaded by [Fondren Library, Rice University ] at 14:21 17 November 2014 Bodnar and Gebhardt (1999;Germany), Bodnar, DeJong, and Marcae (2003;United States & Netherlands), Mallin, Ow-Yong, and Reynolds (2001;United Kingdom), Marshall (2000;United Kingdom, United States, & Asia-Pacific), Pramborg (2005;Sweden & Korea), and Sheedy (2006;Hong Kong & Singapore). The question set similarity also allowed an update of the prior N.Z.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…d Pramborg (2005). e Grant and Marshall (1997 in the regularity of reporting to the board of directors and their evaluation of FX exposure.…”

Section: Control and Reporting Proceduresmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The profit-based approach was suggested by Pramborg (2005) as a reason for the increased activeness of policy. However when we ran a logit regression with activity as a dependent variable, the result rejected this (p = 0.243), and there is no correlation between activity and size or evaluation measure, contrary to Pramborg (2005).…”

Section: Control and Reporting Proceduresmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Greenwood²

2008

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The hedging of foreign exchange exposure is an important aspect of financial management. This article examines what firm foreign exchange hedging practices actually are and compares these to firm characteristics via a comparison of New Zealand firms with U.S., Asian, and European studies. Using survey evidence and a carefully updated methodology, we gained a fairly detailed understanding of hedging methods from a limited question set. Overall, we found evidence of focus on accounting objectives rather than financial objectives, and a possible small-country hedging style which differs from that of U.S., U.K., or German firms. We also found that firms from small countries have a widespread use of forwards, options, and nonderivative hedging methods, even for quite small firms. We also found that some firms that claimed to hedge their exposure display no obvious method of doing so.

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Section: Control and Reporting Procedurescontrasting

confidence: 94%

Section: Frequency Of Derivative Usementioning

confidence: 69%

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…d Pramborg (2005). e Grant and Marshall (1997 in the regularity of reporting to the board of directors and their evaluation of FX exposure.…”

Section: Control and Reporting Proceduresmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Control and Reporting Proceduresmentioning

confidence: 99%

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2008

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Role of e-commerce and resource utilization for sustainable business development: goal of economic recovery after Covid-19

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Bashir

2022

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This study seeks to granularly document the fundamental aspects of the pandemic and its effect on the global scale and environmental steadiness. Structural equation modeling (SEM) is therefore utilized to analyze these constructs. The study results show that the pathway coefficient for the parameters, such as health awareness, naturalism, mediation, personal development, sustainability, sociability, empathy, and cooperation, illustrates that the parameters directly impact pandemic control and management. At the same time, the lockdown and social distance rules attain dire consequences on the “conventional” retail property sector. It might speed up the evolution procedure of different conduits retail plus the channel coupling performance of physical stores and, hence, cause changes in urban areas–retail sector. The pandemic isn’t necessarily leading to the shutdown of retail stores. Nonetheless, it might have a meaningful effect on the retail estate enterprise business. The results show a requirement for the rapid physical shop repositioning performance of different channels firms. The study presents a meaningful understanding and demonstrates many consequences for the retailers, Landlords, and equally policy crafting components tackling urban regeneration plus local economic advancement within the post-covid phase.

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Foreign exchange risk management by Swedish and Korean nonfinancial firms: A comparative survey

Cited by 55 publications

References 27 publications

The Characteristics of Foreign Exchange Hedging: A Comparative Analysis

The Characteristics of Foreign Exchange Hedging: A Comparative Analysis

Streamlining Foreign Exchange Management Operations with Corporate Financial Portals

Role of e-commerce and resource utilization for sustainable business development: goal of economic recovery after Covid-19

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