International Finance

By Miliand Saythe, Larissa Allen, Larry Rose, et al.

To understand the problems global firms are likely to face, it is necessary to know about the global macro-economic environment within which these firms operate. Written with an Australasian perspective, International Financial Management is a new text written for financial managers that introduces students to international finance and a range of international issues associated with multinational finance. International Financial Management details the global macro-economic environment and the effect of various financial events on business and what steps need to be taken by the manager and organisation as a consequence of those events. In Part I & II, the student learns about the global macro-economic environment and related issues. Before learning about issues specific to organisations that are either in international trade phase or are full multinational in Part III. FEATURES Written from the perspective of a financial manager Considers the corporate governance structures and international finance Presents impact of non-finance events on international finance such as SARS, terrorism and political risk Most current textbook for 2006 Written for financial managers or future professionals who may find themselves working in an international business/finance environment rather than economists \'Worldview\' chapter vignette present a range of international events and experiences relating to multinational finance and associated issues End of chapters case studies present a diverse range of international finance issues that support the content of the chapter and encourage a broader

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0470806214
• ISBN13: 9780470806210
• Release Date: January 2006
• Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
• Length: 519 Pages