__ FIN4812 International Finance
Prerequisite
FIN3701 Corporate Finance and completion of 106 credits
Course Description
The course offers an understanding of the international financial environment and financial management by multinational corporations. It focuses on exchange rate determinations, measurement and management of exchange rate risk, investment, funding and capital structure decision of multinational corporations.
Class Material
Course Syllabus - Evening Program
Chapter 1 - Multinational Financial Management: An Overview
Chapter 2 - International Flow of Funds
Chapter 3 - International Financial Markets
Chapter 4 - Exchange Rate Determination and Quotations
Chapter 5 - Currency Derivatives
Chapter 6 - Government Influence on Exchange Rate
Chapter 7 - International Arbitrages and Interest Rate Parity
Chapter 8 - Relationship between Inflation, Interest Rates, and Exchange Rates
Chapter 9 - Forecasting Exchange Rates
Chapter 10 - Measuring Exposure to Exchange Rate Fluctuations
Chapter 11 - Managing Transaction Exposure
Chapter 12 - Managing Economic Exposure and Translation Exposure
Chapter 14 - Multinational Capital Budgeting
Chapter 17 - Multinational Cost of Capital and Capital Structure
Chapter 18 - Long Term Financing