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Subject:
Corporate Finance & Securitisation
Category: Business and Money > Finance Asked by: valspence-ga List Price: $75.00 |
Posted:
04 Sep 2003 12:56 PDT
Expires: 04 Oct 2003 12:56 PDT Question ID: 252327 |
How would you structure a proposal to provide alternative financing for the local subsidiary of a multinational corporation seeking to raise a minimum of US$25million and up to US$50million; alternatively by way of J$ funding or a mix of both currencies using the following: 1-Straight bank loans -3,5,7years OR 2-Corporate Bonds OR 3-Securitisation of International Receipts OR 4-Sale & Leaseback of Equipment and motor vehicles WORKING IN A JAMAICAN FINANCIAL ENVIRONMENT?? Exchange Rate =J$60/US$1. Interest rate US$-11%variable and tied to 6months T-Bill rate plus 1%spread or fixed at 12%; J$rate fixed at 28% or variable at 26% tied to 6months T-bill rate. Required: Tax savings and accounting implications for each option; guarantees and covenants for each option. - Response- 2days? |
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