BUS 4027 International Corporate Finance
This course examines the policies of international economic relations, including the trade policy, multinational corporations and international monetary and financial relations. It will bring the theory and practices of corporate finance into the international arena. Multinational corporations confront the familiar problems of financing and investment in unique new forms as their firms seek to expand across the national borders. Topics include foreign exchange management, long-run investment decisions, international financial markets and political risk assessment. Prerequisite:
BUS 3013 or equivalent.