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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 9780205989751
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0205989751
  • Author:   Michael H. Moffett (Author), Arthur I. Stonehill (Author), David K. Eiteman (Author)

Fundamentals of Multinational Finance is intended for use in undergraduate International Financial Management, International Business Finance, or International Finance courses. It is also suitable for readers interested in global financial management.

A focused, streamlined approach to creating a global financial management strategy.

Tomorrow’s business leaders will be expected to comprehend global markets and lead their organizations through a constantly changing global environment. By grounding concepts in the context of illuminating case studies and real-world examples, Fundamentals of Multinational Finance familiarizes readers with the fundamental concepts and tools necessary to implement an effective global financial management strategy.

This edition includes the many new financial management challenges faced by today’s business leaders—while still providing readers with a streamlined text that gets straight to the important concepts.

 

Table of Content:

  1. PART 1 Global Financial Environment
  2. Chapter 1 Multinational Financial Management: Opportunities and Challenges
  3. Financial Globalization and Risk
  4. The Global Financial Marketplace
  5. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE The Trouble with LIBOR
  6. The Theory of Comparative Advantage
  7. What Is Different about International Financial Management?
  8. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Corporate Responsibility and Corporate Sustainability
  9. Market Imperfections: A Rationale for the Existence of the Multinational Firm
  10. The Globalization Process
  11. Summary Points
  12. MINI-CASE Bitcoin—Cryptocurrency or Commodity?
  13. Questions
  14. Problems
  15. Internet Exercises
  16. Chapter 2 The International Monetary System
  17. History of the International Monetary System
  18. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Hammering Out an Agreement at Bretton Woods
  19. IMF Classification of Currency Regimes
  20. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Swiss National Bank Sets Minimum Exchange Rate for the Franc
  21. Fixed versus Flexible Exchange Rates
  22. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Who is Choosing What in the Trinity/Trilemma?
  23. A Single Currency for Europe: The Euro
  24. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE The Euro and the Greek/EU Debt Crisis
  25. Emerging Markets and Regime Choices
  26. Globalizing the Chinese Renminbi
  27. Exchange Rate Regimes: What Lies Ahead?
  28. Summary Points
  29. MINI-CASE Russian Ruble Roulette
  30. Questions
  31. Problems
  32. Internet Exercises
  33. Chapter 3 The Balance of Payments
  34. Typical Balance of Payments Transactions
  35. Fundamentals of BOP Accounting
  36. The Accounts of the Balance of Payments
  37. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE The Global Current Account Surplus
  38. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE A Country’s Net International Investment Position (NiiP)
  39. BOP Impacts on Key Macroeconomic Rates
  40. Trade Balances and Exchange Rates
  41. Capital Mobility
  42. Summary Points
  43. MINI-CASE Global Remittances
  44. Questions
  45. Problems
  46. Internet Exercises
  47. Chapter 4 Financial Goals and Corporate Governance
  48. Who Owns the Business?
  49. The Goal of Management
  50. Publicly Traded versus Privately Held: The Global Shift
  51. Corporate Governance
  52. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Italian Cross-Shareholding and the End of the Salatto Buono
  53. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Is Good Governance Good Business Globally?
  54. Summary Points
  55. MINI-CASE Luxury Wars—LVMH vs. Hermès
  56. Questions
  57. Problems
  58. Internet Exercises
  59. PART 2 Foreign Exchange Theory and Markets
  60. Chapter 5 The Foreign Exchange Market
  61. Functions of the Foreign Exchange Market
  62. Structure of the Foreign Exchange Market
  63. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE FX Market Manipulation: Fixing the Fix
  64. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE My First Day of Foreign Exchange Trading
  65. Transactions in the Foreign Exchange Market
  66. Size of the Foreign Exchange Market
  67. Foreign Exchange Rates and Quotations
  68. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Russian Symbolism
  69. Summary Points
  70. MINI-CASE The Venezuelan Bolivar Black Market
  71. Questions
  72. Problems
  73. Internet Exercises
  74. Chapter 6 International Parity Conditions
  75. Prices and Exchange Rates
  76. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE The Immiseration of the North Korean People—The “Revaluation” of th
  77. Interest Rates and Exchange Rates
  78. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Hungarian Mortgages
  79. Forward Rate as an Unbiased Predictor of the Future Spot Rate
  80. Prices, Interest Rates, and Exchange Rates in Equilibrium
  81. Summary Points
  82. Mini-Case Mrs. Watanabe and the Japanese Yen Carry Trade
  83. Questions
  84. Problems
  85. Internet Exercises
  86. Appendix: An Algebraic Primer to International Parity Conditions
  87. The Law of One Price
  88. Purchasing Power Parity
  89. Forward Rates
  90. Covered Interest Arbitrage (CIA) and Interest Rate Parity (IRP)
  91. Fisher Effect
  92. International Fisher Effect
  93. Chapter 7 Foreign Currency Derivatives and Swaps
  94. Foreign Currency Futures
  95. Currency Options
  96. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE The New Zealand Kiwi, Key, and Krieger
  97. Option Pricing and Valuation
  98. Interest Rate Risk
  99. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE A Fixed-Rate or Floating-Rate World?
  100. Interest Rate Derivatives
  101. Summary Points
  102. MINI-CASE McDonald’s Corporation’s British Pound Exposure
  103. Questions
  104. Problems
  105. Internet Exercises
  106. Chapter 8 Foreign Exchange Rate Determination
  107. Exchange Rate Determination: The Theoretical Thread
  108. Currency Market Intervention
  109. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Rules of Thumb for Effective Intervention
  110. Disequilibrium: Exchange Rates in Emerging Markets
  111. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Was George Soros to Blame for the Asian Crisis?
  112. Forecasting in Practice
  113. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE JPMorgan Chase Forecast of the Dollar/Euro
  114. Summary Points
  115. Mini-Case The Japanese Yen intervention of 2010
  116. Questions
  117. Problems
  118. Internet Exercises
  119. PART 3 Foreign Exchange Exposure
  120. Chapter 9 Transaction Exposure
  121. Types of Foreign Exchange Exposure
  122. Why Hedge?
  123. Transaction Exposure Management: The Case of Trident
  124. Risk Management in Practice
  125. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Hedging and the German Automobile Industry
  126. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE The Credit Crisis and Option Volatilities in 2009
  127. Summary Points
  128. MINI-CASE Banbury Impex (india)
  129. Questions
  130. Problems
  131. Internet Exercises
  132. Chapter 10 Translation Exposure
  133. Overview of Translation
  134. Translation Methods
  135. Trident Corporation’s Translation Exposure
  136. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Foreign Subsidiary Valuation
  137. Managing Translation Exposure
  138. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE When Business Dictates Hedging Results
  139. Summary Points
  140. MINI-CASE LaJolla Engineering Services
  141. Questions
  142. Problems
  143. Internet Exercises
  144. Chapter 11 Operating Exposure
  145. A Multinational’s Operating Exposure
  146. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Expecting the Devaluation—Ford and Venezuela
  147. Measuring Operating Exposure: Trident Germany
  148. Strategic Management of Operating Exposure
  149. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Do Fixed Exchange Rates Increase Corporate Currency Risk in Emerging Mark
  150. Proactive Management of Operating Exposure
  151. Summary Points
  152. MINI-CASE Toyota’s European Operating Exposure
  153. Questions
  154. Problems
  155. Internet Exercises
  156. PART 4 Financing the Global Firm
  157. Chapter 12 The Global Cost and Availability of Capital
  158. Financial Globalization and Strategy
  159. International Portfolio Theory and Diversification
  160. The Demand for Foreign Securities: The Role of International Portfolio Investors
  161. The Cost of Capital for MNEs Compared to Domestic Firms
  162. The Riddle: Is the Cost of Capital Higher for MNEs?
  163. Summary Points
  164. MINI-CASE Novo Industri A/S (Novo)
  165. Questions
  166. Problems
  167. Internet Exercises
  168. Chapter 13 Raising Equity and Debt Globally
  169. Designing a Strategy to Source Capital Globally
  170. Optimal Financial Structure
  171. Optimal Financial Structure and the MNE
  172. Raising Equity Globally
  173. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE The Planned Directed Equity Issue of PA Resources of Sweden
  174. Depositary Receipts
  175. Private Placement
  176. Foreign Equity Listing and Issuance
  177. Raising Debt Globally
  178. GLOBALl FINANCE IN PRACTICE Islamic Finance
  179. Summary Points
  180. MINI-CASE Petrobrás of Brazil and the Cost of Capital
  181. Questions
  182. Problems
  183. Internet Exercises
  184. Appendix: Financial Structure of Foreign Subsidiaries
  185. Local Norms
  186. Financing the Foreign Subsidiary
  187. Chapter 14 Multinational Tax Management
  188. Tax Principles
  189. Transfer Pricing
  190. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Offshore Profits and Dividend Repatriation
  191. Tax Management at Trident
  192. Tax-Haven Subsidiaries and International Offshore Financial Centers
  193. Summary Points
  194. MINI-CASE Google, Taxes, and “Do No Evil”
  195. Questions
  196. Problems
  197. Internet Exercises
  198. Chapter 15 International Trade Finance
  199. The Trade Relationship
  200. Benefits of the System
  201. Key Documents
  202. GlOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Florence—The Birthplace of Trade Financing
  203. Documentation in a Typical Trade Transaction
  204. Government Programs to Help Finance Exports
  205. Trade Financing Alternatives
  206. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Factoring in Practice
  207. Forfaiting: Medium- and Long-Term Financing
  208. Summary Points
  209. MINI-CASE Crosswell International and Brazil
  210. Questions
  211. Problems
  212. Internet Exercises
  213. PART 5 Foreign Investment Decisions
  214. Chapter 16 Foreign Direct Investment and Political Risk
  215. Sustaining and Transferring Competitive Advantage
  216. The OLI Paradigm and Internationalization
  217. Deciding Where to Invest
  218. Modes of Foreign Investment
  219. Predicting Political Risk
  220. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Apache Takes a Hit from Egyptian Protests
  221. Firm-Specific Political Risk: Governance Risk
  222. Country-Specific Risk: Transfer Risk
  223. Country-Specific Risk: Cultural and Institutional Risk
  224. Global-Specific Risk
  225. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Drugs, Public Policy, and the Death Penalty in 2011
  226. Summary Points
  227. MINI-CASE Corporate Competition from the Emerging Markets
  228. Questions
  229. Internet Exercises
  230. Chapter 17 Multinational Capital Budgeting and Cross-Border Acquisitions
  231. Complexities of Budgeting for a Foreign Project
  232. Project versus Parent Valuation
  233. Illustrative Case: Cemex Enters Indonesia
  234. Project Financing
  235. Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions
  236. GLOBAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE Statoil of Norway’s Acquisition of Esso of Sweden
  237. Summary Points
  238. MINI-CASE Elan and Royalty Pharma
  239. Questions
  240. Problems
  241. Internet Exercises
  242. Answers
  243. Glossary
  244. A
  245. B
  246. C
  247. D
  248. E
  249. F
  250. G
  251. H
  252. I
  253. J
  254. K
  255. L
  256. M
  257. N
  258. O
  259. P
  260. Q
  261. R
  262. S
  263. T
  264. U
  265. V
  266. W
  267. Y
  268. Z
  269. Index
  270. A
  271. B
  272. C
  273. D
  274. E
  275. F
  276. G
  277. H
  278. I
  279. J
  280. K
  281. L
  282. M
  283. N
  284. O
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  293. Y

 

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