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Old 02-29-2008, 02:07 PM
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As the newly appointed chief financial-officer (CFO) of a corporation,...

...how would you make an impact throug? (1) As the newly appointed chief financial-officer (CFO) of a corporation, how would you make an impact through the innovative risk-management strategies (of assets and liabilities) with various financial-products and real-products (spots, forwards, futures, calls, puts, exotics, real options, embedded options, externalities, extralities, …)

(2) You are serving as the financial officer of a corporation that has $100 millions in surplus funds. The corporation would like to use the funds to expand its business only after 2 years. Meanwhile the funds are available for reinvestment in the financial marketplace. How would you (on behalf of the corporation) invest this surplus through:

Spots
forwards
Futures,
Calls
Puts,
Straddle
Strangle
Strap
Strip
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Bear-Call
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Bear-Put
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It's highly unlikely that a CFO (newly appointed or otherwise) would a) be wasting time on Yahoo7 as he/she would be too busy and b) would be asking other people to answer questions he/she would no doubt know (hence being smart enough to get the job in the first place).
If however, you are a student and this if for an assignment, then you won't get anywhere asking other people to do your thinking for you. . .
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