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1 - 4. Issues Involved in Overseas Funding Choices

This document discusses the key issues involved in making overseas funding choices, including currency exchange rates, interest rates, maturity periods, related costs, taxation, debt-equity ratios, funding stability, diversification, regulation, negotiation, and the development of foreign capital markets. It defines overseas and foreign funds as mutual funds, closed-end funds, or ETFs that invest in companies outside an investor's home country. The learning objectives are to understand the concept of overseas funding and identify issues related to overseas funding choices.

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1 - 4. Issues Involved in Overseas Funding Choices

This document discusses the key issues involved in making overseas funding choices, including currency exchange rates, interest rates, maturity periods, related costs, taxation, debt-equity ratios, funding stability, diversification, regulation, negotiation, and the development of foreign capital markets. It defines overseas and foreign funds as mutual funds, closed-end funds, or ETFs that invest in companies outside an investor's home country. The learning objectives are to understand the concept of overseas funding and identify issues related to overseas funding choices.

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Issues involved in

Overseas Funding
choices
Learning Objectives
Students are able….
• To understand the concept of overseas
funding.
• To identify the issues involved in overseas
finding choices.
Overseas Funding ….?
Overseas Fund
• Also known as Foreign Fund
Foreign Fund
• A is a fund that invests in companies
outside the investor’s country of
residence.
• Foreign funds can be mutual funds,
closed-end funds or exchange-traded funds.
• They are also known as International Fund
Foreign Funds
vs
Global Funds
Issues involved in Overseas
Funding choices
Currency
Interest rate
Maturity
Related costs
Taxation
Debt-Equity ratio

Funding stability

Funding diversification

Regulation Negotiation

Capital markets development

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