Liability Management at General Motors Case Solution
The employee in this article should consider GM's liability monitoring policy standards, the company's presenting rate of interest direct exposure, his assumptions of rate of interest, and the vast array of rates of interest items readily available. He simultaneously has to choose whether to keep the fixed-rate musical instrument the same or to participate in a switch, cap, rates of interest choice, or swap choice deal.
An expert with General Motors accused of handling the framework of the car manufacturer's financial obligation should choose if and ways to customize the rates of interest direct exposure of the company's latest financial obligation providing.
PUBLICATION DATE: March 24, 1993
This is just an excerpt. This case is about FINANCE & ACCOUNTING
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