International Financial Management (3rd Edition)

Author: (USA) Eun/C.S. Youn, et al. / Gou Xiaoju / Xi Weihua
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is one of the latest works in international financial management theory from the United States. From the perspective of multinational corporations, it systematically elaborates on the macroeconomic environment of international financial management, as well as the world financial markets and institutions that financial managers face. It provides an in-depth and comprehensive discussion of foreign exchange transaction management, foreign exchange risk management, investment and financing management, cash management practices, import and export trade, and the international tax environment of multinational corporations. Throughout the book, "foreign exchange"—one of the most important and practical topics in international financial management—serves as the central theme. The book is rich in content, with each chapter accompanied by real-world cases. It offers both in-depth theoretical discussions and clear explanations of practical operational methods, making it highly suitable for senior undergraduate and graduate students in finance and financial management, MBA students, corporate management personnel, and professionals. The book consists of 21 chapters, divided into four parts.
Part 1 (Chapters 1-5) primarily introduces the fundamental knowledge of international financial management;
Part 2 (Chapters 6-11) focuses on international financial markets and institutions;
Part 3 (Chapters 12-14) covers foreign exchange risk and management;
Part 4 (Chapters 15-21) explores the financial management of multinational corporations.
Based on the principles of emphasizing foundational knowledge and a management perspective, the authors have provided "International Financial Practices" in the main text of most chapters and included a variety of supplementary materials at the end of each chapter, such as "Key Terms," "Review Questions," "Discussion Questions," "Online Exercises," and "Mini Cases." Additionally, the "References and Recommended Readings" at the end of each chapter will help broaden your perspective and deepen your understanding of international financial management.
Target Audience: Students majoring in finance and economics at universities and colleges.