international finance intro pot

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
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