Q.Mention any two sources of international finance available to a business.

This question is a simple recall of named sources covered in the chapter, so any two correctly named sources are sufficient. …

A business seeking international finance can raise funds through several routes covered in this chapter. Two commonly cited sources are Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), where a foreign investor acquires a lasting management stake in the business, and External Commercial Borrowings (ECBs), where the business raises a foreign-currency loan from recognised overseas lenders. Other equally correct examples a student may mention instead include Foreign Portfolio Investment …

Students sometimes name a Letter of Credit or Bill of Exchange here; these are trade-payment/financing instruments for a single transaction, not long-term sources of international finan …