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Finance
 
FIN 612 International Finance I: Currency Markets
  1.5 hours Elective Terms Offered: F09(A), F08(A)
  Advisory Prerequisites: FIN 503 or 513 or 551 or 591 
   
  International Finance I: Currency Markets --- The purpose of this course is to provide the analytical framework required for understanding how changes in international financial conditions influence decisions faced by modern business leaders. The focus will be on interactions between cross border trade and capital flows, inflation, interest rates, exchange rates, monetary and fiscal policy, and economic growth. Exchange rate regimes, debt and currency crisis, and international financial institutions will also be explored. The course is tailored to students seeking careers in international banking and investment or with finance and strategy departments of corporations operating in world markets.
 
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