FINA 470International Finance

Credits:

3.0

Department:

Finance

Program:

Undergraduate
Prerequisite: FINA 380 or 385; FINA 390 or 395. This course examines the fundamental principles and issues in international finance. After examining the recent global evolution of the international financial environment, the institutional characteristics of foreign exchange and euro-currency markets will be studied. In addition, in-depth coverage of various issues relating to forecasting exchange rates, capital movements, and the international structure of interest rates is provided. Several mechanisms for managing international exchange and financial risk will be assessed, including forwards, options, and futures on currencies as well as on interest rates. The course will conclude with a survey of recent international asset pricing models.
NOTE: This course is offered for Finance Majors and Minors only. Non-Finance Majors and Minors must register for FINA 370.
NOTE: Students who have received credit for FINA 370 or IBUS 370 may not take this course for credit.