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how to incorporate country risk in estimating the cost of equity for
investments in emerging markets.
The assignment contains a graded data exercise. Optional/background materials: Country credit risk rating International country risk guild (ICRG) (fee required) Emerging Markets Bonds Introducing the J.P. Morgon Emerging Market Bond Index (EMBI) (EMBI and EMBI+ are available from Bloomberg) Emerging Markets Equity Index EMDB: IFC/S&P Emerging Markets Data, which are installed on the workstations in the capital market room in the library. Ask Frank Wilmot if you need assistance.
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Class #6, Wednesday, November 2, 2005 Topic: Incorporating country risk in valuation Case: Country Risk and the Cost of Equity, UVA-F-1392. Reading: Lessard, Donald R., 1996, "Incorporating Country Risk in the Valuation of Offshore Projects," Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, 9 (Fall), pp. 52-63. Assignments: A. Study questions:
B. Data exercise (Graded. Due before the class) This data exercise is graded. You must complete this exercise individually. The exercise is due before the class. Please limit your answer to one printed page. You may attach your supporting analysis in an appendix. Data File: index-spread-A.xls This file contains the S&P/IFCI total return indices for two emerging market countries (Argentina and Russia), the MSCI world total return index, and the two countries' sovereign spreads. For more information on the data, see the coversheet in the data file. Assignment
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