International Financial Management: Graduate Textbooks in Economics and Management for Universities in the New Century

Author: Yu Yan
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is divided into seventeen chapters. Chapters 1 and 2 focus on analyzing the external financial environment faced by enterprises in cross-border operations from a macro perspective. Chapters 3 and 4 elaborate on the determination and forecasting of exchange rates, enabling enterprises to understand and grasp the inherent relationships between factors related to exchange rates, thereby adopting different international financial markets and strategies for hedging. From Chapter 5 to Chapter 8, the book emphasizes the various types of exchange rate risks typically faced by multinational corporations and how to use different international financial markets and strategies for hedging. From Chapter 9 to Chapter 12, it introduces and explains the content related to capital budgeting, capital cost, and capital structure, as well as relevant financing strategies. Finally, Chapter 17 provides a comprehensive introduction to the management of the multinational financial system. The main feature of this book is that it illustrates the basic principles and application of international financial management through numerous examples, fully demonstrating that foreign exchange and exchange rates are the core content of international finance, highlighting the book's practicality. Therefore, this book is highly suitable for graduate students in finance, MBA students, senior undergraduate students in finance, and managers of multinational corporations.