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International Financial Management

The course focuses on the investment and financing decisions of the multinational firm. Areas covered include: the management of currency risk; equilibrium relationships in the international financial marketplace; accounting for foreign operations; the taxation of global businesses; multicurrency funding choices; and foreign capital expenditure decisions. The course builds on the previous Finance course and the use of case analyses as the primary vehicles for class discussion continues. Among the key messages to be delivered is that there are substantial parallels between the principles that apply to domestic financial decisions, and those which are relevant to across-country and across-currency such decisions.