2020
DOI: 10.1007/s40647-020-00305-3
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Multinational Companies’ Hedging Effectiveness of Foreign Exchange Risk: A Quantitative Comparison Study

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“…For new businesses, the current market situations and future influencing factors must be taken into account in the residual value recommendation [3]. When it comes to credit rating, highly rated borrowers were being created based on baskets of relatively poorly rated bonds, by dividing risks into different levels of loss bearing buckets [9]. Rating and scoring systems are treated as the basis for granting loans and leases and confirming risk readiness [3].…”
Section: Regular Assessment and Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For new businesses, the current market situations and future influencing factors must be taken into account in the residual value recommendation [3]. When it comes to credit rating, highly rated borrowers were being created based on baskets of relatively poorly rated bonds, by dividing risks into different levels of loss bearing buckets [9]. Rating and scoring systems are treated as the basis for granting loans and leases and confirming risk readiness [3].…”
Section: Regular Assessment and Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%