1.)Does this mean that the Indian govt. default spread, is same for valuations in local currency and foreign currency too? Which means that the risk-free rate is same during both local currency and foreign currency valuations..? 2.) Why and when do we have to choose to value a company in foreign currency?(Other than absence of govt bond or a rating concerns)
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In page 10, around the 11 minutes mark, why is the bond yield 9.18% instead of 9.71%? Is this an average bond yield for Brazil's rating?
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Do you have a spreadsheet deriving the table of "Convert Rating to Default Spread" ?
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1.)Does this mean that the Indian govt. default spread, is same for valuations in local currency and foreign currency too? Which means that the risk-free rate is same during both local currency and foreign currency valuations..?
2.) Why and when do we have to choose to value a company in foreign currency?(Other than absence of govt bond or a rating concerns)