Business course - International Financial Management
International financial management (45 h)
This course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of international financial management.
We will delve into the defining characteristics of the international finance economics environment, examine the organization of foreign exchange markets, and explore the use and significance of various derivative instruments. If time allows it, we will also delve into the origins and evolution of the current financial crisis. To be eligible for this class, students should possess a good knowledge of macroeconomic finance and international economy.
METHODOLOGY
This lecture will include discussions with students, based on notes and supplementary material available on the course website at least one day before the scheduled lecture.
ASSESSMENT
Exam: 40%
Essay: 40%
Attendance and class participation: 20%
SYLLABUS
• Environment of International Finance Economics
• The Currency and Derivative Markets
• The Financial Turmoil 2007-2010
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Foundations of multinational financial management – Alan C.Shapiro – Wiley 5th Edition
International financial management – CheolS.Eun&Bruce.G.Resnick –McGraw Hill 5th Edition
Multinational financial management – Alan C.Shapiro – Wiley 8th Edition
English
Business
45 hours
6 ECTS credits
Face-to-face