Which of the following situation is NOT the case that a domestic company is exposed to foreign currency exchange risk? a. A firm commitment to enter into a foreign currency transaction. b. A forecasted foreign currency transaction that has a high probability of occurrence. c. An investment in a domestic subsidiary. d. An actual existing foreign currency transaction that results in recognition of assets or liabilities.

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