INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CODE:B02013 FINANCIAL SUBJECT BANKING AND FINANCE FACULTY TON DUC THANG UNIVERSITY M.F. THI THANH NHAN DO Learning outcomes • International monetary system • Financial instruments and other hedging strategies • International trade finance and tax environment • The roles of international financial institutions, as well as governance of public corporations around the world. • International monetary system • Financial instruments and other hedging strategies • International trade finance and tax environment • The roles of international financial institutions, as well as governance of public corporations around the world. CONTENT • Chapter 1: Introduction to International Finance • Chapter 2: The International Monetary System. • Chapter 3: International finance and technology transfer. • Chapter 4: International Trade and Financial services. • Chapter 5: Balance of payment deficit (BOP) and roles of London – Paris club Debt • Chapter 6: : International Financial management at MNCs • Chapter 1: Introduction to International Finance • Chapter 2: The International Monetary System. • Chapter 3: International finance and technology transfer. • Chapter 4: International Trade and Financial services. • Chapter 5: Balance of payment deficit (BOP) and roles of London – Paris club Debt • Chapter 6: : International Financial management at MNCs Text: Eun, Cheol S. and Bruce G. Resnick (2007), International Financial Management (Fourth and fifth Edition), McGraw-Hill. Instructor: THI THANH NHAN DO hoabattuns @yahoo.com Text: Eun, Cheol S. and Bruce G. Resnick (2007), International Financial Management (Fourth and fifth Edition), McGraw-Hill. Instructor: THI THANH NHAN DO hoabattuns @yahoo.com REFERENCE MATERIALS • Ph.D. LE VINH DANH – INTERNATIONAL FINANCE – 2006 • INTERNATIONAL FINANCE - by Hartley Withers • Ph.D. LE VINH DANH – INTERNATIONAL FINANCE – 2006 • INTERNATIONAL FINANCE - by Hartley Withers Methods of Learning • Teaching theory • Discussed in class • Exercises in class • Homework • Presentation • Teaching theory • Discussed in class • Exercises in class • Homework • Presentation Grading Policy • 10% marks: a test; presentations or discussions in class. • 20% marks: written test; assessment or assignments. • 70% marks: final test. • 10% marks: a test; presentations or discussions in class. • 20% marks: written test; assessment or assignments. • 70% marks: final test. Internet sources • http://hbsp.harvard.edu/he- main/resources/documents/web- files/Eun_Resnick_casemap1.pdf • http://www.westga.edu/ • http://www.cob.ohio- state.edu/fin/faculty/werner/825/ • http://www.bloomberg.com/ • http://finance.yahoo.com/ • http://www.efinancialnews.com/ • http://hbsp.harvard.edu/he- main/resources/documents/web- files/Eun_Resnick_casemap1.pdf • http://www.westga.edu/ • http://www.cob.ohio- state.edu/fin/faculty/werner/825/ • http://www.bloomberg.com/ • http://finance.yahoo.com/ • http://www.efinancialnews.com/ . MATERIALS • Ph.D. LE VINH DANH – INTERNATIONAL FINANCE – 2006 • INTERNATIONAL FINANCE - by Hartley Withers • Ph.D. LE VINH DANH – INTERNATIONAL FINANCE – 2006 • INTERNATIONAL FINANCE - by Hartley Withers Methods. Chapter 6: : International Financial management at MNCs • Chapter 1: Introduction to International Finance • Chapter 2: The International Monetary System. • Chapter 3: International finance and. Chapter 1: Introduction to International Finance • Chapter 2: The International Monetary System. • Chapter 3: International finance and technology transfer. • Chapter 4: International Trade and