Aggelos Benos The Eurozone is going through a turbulent period and despite certain attempts to avoid a financial meltdown, the European leaders have not yet come up with a structured plan which will safeguard stability. As a result of this long lasting uncertainty, fears over a potential exit of a member country have surfaced. Multinational enterprises doing business in a country that could potentially exit the euro will need to significantly alter their transfer pricing model and generally the way they trade with their local subsidiaries to ensure that their business remains viable. But, what would an exit of a member state from the euro mean for intra-group transactions? Who would bear the costs triggered by a devalued currency?
April 24 2013