International Financial Management (English Edition. Original Book 4th Edition)

Author: Bruce G.
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is one of the latest works on international financial management theory in the United States. This edition still adheres to the writing principle of emphasizing fundamental knowledge and focusing on operational needs, with significant adjustments made to the previous version. The new chapter arrangement makes the discussion of topics more fluid. At the same time, this edition has been comprehensively updated in content. All the data and statistical materials in the book are also the latest. Each chapter also provides many new "International Financial Practice" sections, using real cases to illustrate the themes and concepts of each chapter. The book consists of 21 chapters. Part I (Chapters 1-4) primarily introduces the fundamentals of international financial management; Part II (Chapters 5-7) primarily covers the foreign exchange market, the determination of exchange rates, and currency derivative instruments; Part III (Chapters 8-10) primarily introduces foreign exchange exposure and its management; Part IV (Chapters 11-15) primarily covers international financial markets and financial institutions; Part V (Chapters 16-21) primarily introduces the financial management of multinational enterprises. The author, starting from the perspectives of emphasizing fundamentals and emphasizing management, provides "International Financial Practice" sections in the main text of most chapters and offers a variety of practice materials at the end of each chapter, such as "Key Terms," "Review Questions," "Thought Questions," "Online Exercises," and "Mini Cases." Additionally, the "References and Recommended Readings" at the end of each chapter will help readers broaden their horizons and explore more knowledge in international financial management.