Synopses & Reviews
The overriding objective of Eun and Resnick's International Financial Management, 3e is to teach students how to be effective global financial managers. The text covers the fundamentals of the macroeconomic environment of international financial management, discusses the financial environment in which the multinational firm and its managers must function, and covers foreign exchange management and financial management in a multinational firm.
Table of Contents
Part One: Foundations of International Financial ManagementChapter 1: Globalization and the Multinational FirmChapter 2: International Monetary SystemChapter 3: Balance of PaymentsChapter 4: The Market for Foreign ExchangeChapter 5: International Parity Relationships and Forecasting Foreign Exchange RatesPart Two: World Financial Markets and InstitutionsChapter 6: International Banking and Money MarketChapter 7: International Bond MarketChapter 8: International Equity MarketsChapter 9: Futures and Options on Foreign ExchangeChapter 10: Currency and Interest Rate SwapsChapter 11: International Portfolio InvestmentPart Three: Foreign Exchange Exposure and ManagementChapter 12: Management of Economic ExposureChapter 13: Management of Transaction ExposureChapter 14: Management of Translation ExposurePart Four: Financial Management of the Multinational FirmChapter 15: Foreign Direct Investment and Cross-Border AcquisitionsChapter 16: International Capital Structure and the Cost of CapitalChapter 17: International Capital BudgetingChapter 18: Multinational Cash ManagementChapter 19: Exports and ImportsChapter 20: International Tax EnvironmentChapter 21: Corporate Governance Around the World