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Finance
 
FIN 628 Multinational Financial Management
  1.5 hours Elective Terms Offered: W09(B)
  Course Prerequisites: No credit in FIN 620 
  Advisory Prerequisites: FIN 503/513/551 
   
  Multinational Financial Management --- Students taking this module should expect to learn the nature and purposes of corporate financial management in an international setting. Students will learn how to measure and manage a multinational corporation's exposure to foreign exchange rate risks in great detail, including hedging with financial instruments and operational hedge strategies. Finally, they will also consider issues related to strategic risk management. Topics include considerations of real options and political risk. Students completing this course should expect to be able to confidently undertake decisions regarding corporate risk, hedging foreign exchange risks, operating strategy and political risk management in an international context.
 
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