In today’s world the global supply chain management is ineluctable part of every nation and is directly associated with the foreign currency exposure. So every firm’s decision depends upon the fundamental issue of exchange rate risk and hedging policies. This book models the exchange rate risk in a single period framework making it more apt in current business cycle scenario. The analysis carried out suggests whether the bearing of the exchange rate risk is beneficial to the manufacturer or the retailer in the supply chain depending on their risk appetite. Based on the supply chain partner’s affinity towards risk; averse, taker or neutral, the models suggest implementable strategies to increase the expected profits. This book will be useful to practitioners and researchers to model the exchange rate risk. A basic framework of incorporating the exchange rate risk in the supply chain contract to calculate the expected profit, has been shown in the text based on which the practitioners can modify and create new models. Financial Analysts can find this book useful to translate the theoretical models and create various simulation scenarios to aid decision making.
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Dr. Sanjay Patel, gold medalist in Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics, is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at St. Xavier's college, Ahmedabad since 23 years. His areas of specialization are Operations Research, Analysis and computer oriented mathematics. Dr. Ravi Gor is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at Gujarat University.
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