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Week 1-2: Introduction to International Finance
Overview of the global financial environment
The importance of international finance in business
Foreign exchange markets and exchange rate mechanisms
Week 3-4: Foreign Exchange Risk Management
Types of foreign exchange risk
Hedging strategies using forward, futures, options, and swaps
Currency risk management in multinational corporations
Week 5-6: International Financial Markets and Institutions
Overview of international financial markets
Role and functions of international financial institutions (e.g., IMF, World Bank)
Global debt and equity markets
Week 7-8: International Capital Budgeting
Principles of capital budgeting in an international context
Evaluating foreign investment opportunities
Adjusting for political and economic risks
Week 9-10: Financing International Trade
Methods and instruments of international trade financing
Letters of credit, trade finance, and export-import financing
Understanding trade agreements and their financial implications
Week 11-12: Global Portfolio Management
Diversification benefits of international investments
Risks and returns of global portfolios
Asset allocation and international portfolio strategies
Week 13-14: Current Issues in International Finance
Contemporary challenges and trends in international finance
Impact of globalization on financial decision-making
Analysis of current global financial crises and policy responses
Week 15: Course Review and Final Assessment
Course Materials and Assessment:
Study Materials: Comprehensive lecture notes, detailed case studies, video lectures, and essential readings.
Quizzes/Case Studies: Weekly quizzes and real-world case studies for practical understanding of international finance concepts.
MCQs: Multiple choice questions to assess students' grasp of international financial theories and principles.
Simulations: Interactive financial simulations and exercises for experiential learning in a global finance setting.
Final Project: Development of an international financial analysis report, involving foreign investment appraisal, risk analysis, and strategic financial planning.
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International Finance
20 hours
Beginner
What you'll learn
Week 1-2: Introduction to International Finance
Overview of the global financial environment
The importance of international finance in business
Foreign exchange markets and exchange rate mechanisms
Week 3-4: Foreign Exchange Risk Management
Types of foreign exchange risk
Hedging strategies using forward, futures, options, and swaps
Currency risk management in multinational corporations
Week 5-6: International Financial Markets and Institutions
Overview of international financial markets
Role and functions of international financial institutions (e.g., IMF, World Bank)
Global debt and equity markets
Week 7-8: International Capital Budgeting
Principles of capital budgeting in an international context
Evaluating foreign investment opportunities
Adjusting for political and economic risks
Week 9-10: Financing International Trade
Methods and instruments of international trade financing
Letters of credit, trade finance, and export-import financing
Understanding trade agreements and their financial implications
Week 11-12: Global Portfolio Management
Diversification benefits of international investments
Risks and returns of global portfolios
Asset allocation and international portfolio strategies
Week 13-14: Current Issues in International Finance
Contemporary challenges and trends in international finance
Impact of globalization on financial decision-making
Analysis of current global financial crises and policy responses
Week 15: Course Review and Final Assessment
Course Materials and Assessment:
Study Materials: Comprehensive lecture notes, detailed case studies, video lectures, and essential readings.
Quizzes/Case Studies: Weekly quizzes and real-world case studies for practical understanding of international finance concepts.
MCQs: Multiple choice questions to assess students' grasp of international financial theories and principles.
Simulations: Interactive financial simulations and exercises for experiential learning in a global finance setting.
Final Project: Development of an international financial analysis report, involving foreign investment appraisal, risk analysis, and strategic financial planning.
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International Finance, an integral part of the MBA program, focuses …
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What you'll learn
Week 1-2: Introduction to International Finance
Overview of the global financial environment
The importance of international finance in business
Foreign exchange markets and exchange rate mechanisms
Week 3-4: Foreign Exchange Risk Management
Types of foreign exchange risk
Hedging strategies using forward, futures, options, and swaps
Currency risk management in multinational corporations
Week 5-6: International Financial Markets and Institutions
Overview of international financial markets
Role and functions of international financial institutions (e.g., IMF, World Bank)
Global debt and equity markets
Week 7-8: International Capital Budgeting
Principles of capital budgeting in an international context
Evaluating foreign investment opportunities
Adjusting for political and economic risks
Week 9-10: Financing International Trade
Methods and instruments of international trade financing
Letters of credit, trade finance, and export-import financing
Understanding trade agreements and their financial implications
Week 11-12: Global Portfolio Management
Diversification benefits of international investments
Risks and returns of global portfolios
Asset allocation and international portfolio strategies
Week 13-14: Current Issues in International Finance
Contemporary challenges and trends in international finance
Impact of globalization on financial decision-making
Analysis of current global financial crises and policy responses
Week 15: Course Review and Final Assessment
Course Materials and Assessment:
Study Materials: Comprehensive lecture notes, detailed case studies, video lectures, and essential readings.
Quizzes/Case Studies: Weekly quizzes and real-world case studies for practical understanding of international finance concepts.
MCQs: Multiple choice questions to assess students' grasp of international financial theories and principles.
Simulations: Interactive financial simulations and exercises for experiential learning in a global finance setting.
Final Project: Development of an international financial analysis report, involving foreign investment appraisal, risk analysis, and strategic financial planning.
