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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 125971778X
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1259717789
  • Author:   Cheol Eun (Author), Bruce Resnick (Author)

International Financial Management provides students with a foundation for analysis that will serve them well in their careers ahead. The decision-making process is presented through the text with the goal of teaching students how to make informed managerial decisions in an evolving global financial landscape. And new to this edition, McGraw-Hill’s Connect® empowers students by continually adapting to deliver precisely what they need, when they need it, and how they need it, so your class time is more engaging and effective.

 

Table of Content:

  1. PART ONE Foundations of International Financial Management
  2. CHAPTER 1 Globalization and the Multinational Firm
  3. What’s Special about International Finance?
  4. Foreign Exchange and Political Risks
  5. Market Imperfections
  6. Expanded Opportunity Set
  7. Goals for International Financial Management
  8. Globalization of the World Economy: Major Trends and Developments
  9. Emergence of Globalized Financial Markets
  10. Emergence of the Euro as a Global Currency
  11. Europe’s Sovereign Debt Crisis of 2010
  12. Trade Liberalization and Economic Integration
  13. Privatization
  14. Global Financial Crisis of 2008–2009
  15. Multinational Corporations
  16. Summary
  17. MINI CASE: Nike and Sweatshop Labor
  18. APPENDIX 1A: Gain from Trade: The Theory of Comparative Advantage
  19. CHAPTER 2 International Monetary System
  20. Evolution of the International Monetary System
  21. Bimetallism: Before 1875
  22. Classical Gold Standard: 1875–1914
  23. Interwar Period: 1915–1944
  24. Bretton Woods System: 1945–1972
  25. The Flexible Exchange Rate Regime: 1973–Present
  26. The Current Exchange Rate Arrangements
  27. European Monetary System
  28. The Euro and the European Monetary Union
  29. A Brief History of the Euro
  30. What Are the Benefits of Monetary Union?
  31. Costs of Monetary Union
  32. Prospects of the Euro: Some Critical Questions
  33. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: Mundell Wins Nobel Prize in Economics
  34. The Mexican Peso Crisis
  35. The Asian Currency Crisis
  36. Origins of the Asian Currency Crisis
  37. Lessons from the Asian Currency Crisis
  38. The Argentine Peso Crisis
  39. Fixed versus Flexible Exchange Rate Regimes
  40. Summary
  41. MINI CASE: Grexit or Not?
  42. CHAPTER 3 Balance of Payments
  43. Balance-of-Payments Accounting
  44. Balance-of-Payments Accounts
  45. The Current Account
  46. The Capital Account
  47. Statistical Discrepancy
  48. Official Reserve Account
  49. The Balance-of-Payments Identity
  50. Balance-of-Payments Trends in Major Countries
  51. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: The Dollar and the Deficit
  52. Summary
  53. MINI CASE: Mexico’s Balance-of-Payments Problem
  54. APPENDIX 3A: The Relationship Between Balance of Payments and National Income Accounting
  55. CHAPTER 4 Corporate Governance Around the World
  56. Governance of the Public Corporation: Key Issues
  57. The Agency Problem
  58. Remedies for the Agency Problem
  59. Board of Directors
  60. Incentive Contracts
  61. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: When Boards Are All in the Family
  62. Concentrated Ownership
  63. Accounting Transparency
  64. Debt
  65. Overseas Stock Listings
  66. Market for Corporate Control
  67. Law and Corporate Governance
  68. Consequences of Law
  69. Ownership and Control Pattern
  70. Private Benefits of Control
  71. Capital Markets and Valuation
  72. Corporate Governance Reform
  73. Objectives of Reform
  74. Political Dynamics
  75. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act
  76. The Cadbury Code of Best Practice
  77. The Dodd-Frank Act
  78. Summary
  79. MINI CASE: Parmalat: Europe’s Enron
  80. PART TWO The Foreign Exchange Market, Exchange Rate Determination, and Currency Derivatives
  81. CHAPTER 5 The Market for Foreign Exchange
  82. Function and Structure of the FX Market
  83. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: The Mouse Takes Over the Floor
  84. FX Market Participants
  85. Correspondent Banking Relationships
  86. The Spot Market
  87. Spot Rate Quotations
  88. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: Where Money Talks Very Loudly
  89. Cross-Exchange Rate Quotations
  90. Alternative Expressions for the Cross-Exchange Rate
  91. The Bid-Ask Spread
  92. Spot FX Trading
  93. The Cross-Rate Trading Desk
  94. Triangular Arbitrage
  95. Spot Foreign Exchange Market Microstructure
  96. The Forward Market
  97. Forward Rate Quotations
  98. Long and Short Forward Positions
  99. Non-Deliverable Forward Contracts
  100. Forward Cross-Exchange Rates
  101. Forward Premium
  102. Swap Transactions
  103. Exchange-Traded Currency Funds
  104. Summary
  105. MINI CASE: Shrewsbury Herbal Products, Ltd.
  106. CHAPTER 6 International Parity Relationships and Forecasting Foreign Exchange Rates
  107. Interest Rate Parity
  108. Covered Interest Arbitrage
  109. Interest Rate Parity and Exchange Rate Determination
  110. Currency Carry Trade
  111. Reasons for Deviations from Interest Rate Parity
  112. Purchasing Power Parity
  113. PPP Deviations and the Real Exchange Rate
  114. Evidence on Purchasing Power Parity
  115. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: McCurrencies
  116. Fisher Effects
  117. Forecasting Exchange Rates
  118. Efficient Market Approach
  119. Fundamental Approach
  120. Technical Approach
  121. Performance of the Forecasters
  122. Summary
  123. MINI CASE: Turkish Lira and Purchasing Power Parity
  124. APPENDIX 6A: Purchasing Power Parity and Exchange Rate Determination
  125. CHAPTER 7 Futures and Options on Foreign Exchange
  126. Futures Contracts: Some Preliminaries
  127. Currency Futures Markets
  128. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: FX Market Volumes Surge
  129. Basic Currency Futures Relationships
  130. Options Contracts: Some Preliminaries
  131. Currency Options Markets
  132. Currency Futures Options
  133. Basic Option-Pricing Relationships at Expiration
  134. American Option-Pricing Relationships
  135. European Option-Pricing Relationships
  136. Binomial Option-Pricing Model
  137. European Option-Pricing Formula
  138. Empirical Tests of Currency Options
  139. Summary
  140. MINI CASE: The Options Speculator
  141. PART THREE Foreign Exchange Exposure and Management
  142. CHAPTER 8 Management of Transaction Exposure
  143. Three Types of Exposure
  144. Forward Market Hedge
  145. Money Market Hedge
  146. Options Market Hedge
  147. Hedging Foreign Currency Payables
  148. Forward Contracts
  149. Money Market Instruments
  150. Currency Options Contracts
  151. Cross-Hedging Minor Currency Exposure
  152. Hedging Contingent Exposure
  153. Hedging Recurrent Exposure with Swap Contracts
  154. Hedging through Invoice Currency
  155. Hedging via Lead and Lag
  156. Exposure Netting
  157. Should the Firm Hedge?
  158. What Risk Management Products Do Firms Use?
  159. Summary
  160. MINI CASE: Airbus’ Dollar Exposure
  161. CASE APPLICATION: Richard May’s Options
  162. CHAPTER 9 Management of Economic Exposure
  163. How to Measure Economic Exposure
  164. Operating Exposure: Definition
  165. Illustration of Operating Exposure
  166. Determinants of Operating Exposure
  167. Managing Operating Exposure
  168. Selecting Low-Cost Production Sites
  169. Flexible Sourcing Policy
  170. Diversification of the Market
  171. R&D Efforts and Product Differentiation
  172. Financial Hedging
  173. CASE APPLICATION: Exchange Risk Management at Merck
  174. Summary
  175. MINI CASE: Economic Exposure of Albion Computers PLC
  176. CHAPTER 10 Management of Translation Exposure
  177. Translation Methods
  178. Current/Noncurrent Method
  179. Monetary/Nonmonetary Method
  180. Temporal Method
  181. Current Rate Method
  182. Financial Accounting Standards Board Statement 8
  183. Financial Accounting Standards Board Statement 52
  184. The Mechanics of the FASB 52 Translation Process
  185. Highly Inflationary Economies
  186. International Accounting Standards
  187. CASE APPLICATION: Consolidation of Accounts according to FASB 52: The Centralia Corporation
  188. Management of Translation Exposure
  189. Translation Exposure versus Transaction Exposure
  190. Hedging Translation Exposure
  191. Balance Sheet Hedge
  192. Derivatives Hedge
  193. Translation Exposure versus Operating Exposure
  194. Empirical Analysis of the Change from FASB 8 to FASB 52
  195. Summary
  196. MINI CASE: Sundance Sporting Goods, Inc.
  197. PART FOUR World Financial Markets and Institutions
  198. CHAPTER 11 International Banking and Money Market
  199. International Banking Services
  200. The World’s Largest Banks
  201. Reasons for International Banking
  202. Types of International Banking Offices
  203. Correspondent Bank
  204. Representative Offices
  205. Foreign Branches
  206. Subsidiary and Affiliate Banks
  207. Edge Act Banks
  208. Offshore Banking Centers
  209. International Banking Facilities
  210. Capital Adequacy Standards
  211. International Money Market
  212. Eurocurrency Market
  213. ICE LIBOR
  214. Eurocredits
  215. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: The Rotten Heart of Finance
  216. Forward Rate Agreements
  217. Euronotes
  218. Eurocommercial Paper
  219. Eurodollar Interest Rate Futures Contracts
  220. International Debt Crisis
  221. History
  222. Debt-for-Equity Swaps
  223. The Solution: Brady Bonds
  224. The Asian Crisis
  225. Global Financial Crisis
  226. The Credit Crunch
  227. Impact of the Financial Crisis
  228. Economic Stimulus
  229. The Aftermath
  230. Summary
  231. MINI CASE: Detroit Motors’ Latin American Expansion
  232. APPENDIX 11A: Eurocurrency Creation
  233. CHAPTER 12 International Bond Market
  234. The World’s Bond Markets: A Statistical Perspective
  235. Foreign Bonds and Eurobonds
  236. Bearer Bonds and Registered Bonds
  237. National Security Regulations
  238. Withholding Taxes
  239. Security Regulations that Ease Bond Issuance
  240. Global Bonds
  241. Types of Instruments
  242. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: SOX and Bonds
  243. Straight Fixed-Rate Issues
  244. Euro-Medium-Term Notes
  245. Floating-Rate Notes
  246. Equity-Related Bonds
  247. Dual-Currency Bonds
  248. Currency Distribution, Nationality, and Type of Issuer
  249. International Bond Market Credit Ratings
  250. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: Heineken Refreshes Euromarket with Spectacular Unrated Bonds
  251. Eurobond Market Structure and Practices
  252. Primary Market
  253. Secondary Market
  254. Clearing Procedures
  255. International Bond Market Indexes
  256. Summary
  257. MINI CASE: Sara Lee Corporation’s Eurobonds
  258. CHAPTER 13 International Equity Markets
  259. A Statistical Perspective
  260. Market Capitalization
  261. Measure of Liquidity
  262. Market Structure, Trading Practices, and Costs
  263. Market Consolidations and Mergers
  264. Trading in International Equities
  265. Cross-Listing of Shares
  266. Yankee Stock Offerings
  267. American Depository Receipts
  268. Global Registered Shares
  269. Empirical Findings on Cross-Listing and ADRs
  270. International Equity Market Benchmarks
  271. iShares MSCI
  272. Factors Affecting International Equity Returns
  273. Macroeconomic Factors
  274. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: Foreign Interest in South Africa Takes Off
  275. Exchange Rates
  276. Industrial Structure
  277. Summary
  278. MINI CASE: San Pico’s New Stock Exchange
  279. CHAPTER 14 Interest Rate and Currency Swaps
  280. Types of Swaps
  281. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: The World Bank’s First Currency Swap
  282. Size of the Swap Market
  283. The Swap Bank
  284. Swap Market Quotations
  285. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: Double-Crossed
  286. Interest Rate Swaps
  287. Basic Interest Rate Swap
  288. Pricing the Basic Interest Rate Swap
  289. Currency Swaps
  290. Basic Currency Swap
  291. Equivalency of Currency Swap Debt Service Obligations
  292. Pricing the Basic Currency Swap
  293. A Basic Currency Swap Reconsidered
  294. Variations of Basic Interest Rate and Currency Swaps
  295. Risks of Interest Rate and Currency Swaps
  296. Is the Swap Market Efficient?
  297. Summary
  298. MINI CASE: The Centralia Corporation’s Currency Swap
  299. CHAPTER 15 International Portfolio Investment
  300. International Correlation Structure and Risk Diversification
  301. Optimal International Portfolio Selection
  302. Effects of Changes in the Exchange Rate
  303. International Bond Investment
  304. International Mutual Funds: A Performance Evaluation
  305. International Diversification through Country Funds
  306. International Diversification with ADRs
  307. International Diversification with Exchange-Traded Funds
  308. International Diversification with Hedge Funds
  309. Why Home Bias in Portfolio Holdings?
  310. International Diversification with Small-Cap Stocks
  311. Summary
  312. MINI CASE: Solving for the Optimal International Portfolio
  313. APPENDIX 15A: International Investment with Exchange Risk Hedging
  314. APPENDIX 15B: Solving for the Optimal Portfolio
  315. PART FIVE Financial Management of the Multinational Firm
  316. CHAPTER 16 Foreign Direct Investment and Cross-Border Acquisitions
  317. Global Trends in FDI
  318. Why Do Firms Invest Overseas?
  319. Trade Barriers
  320. Imperfect Labor Market
  321. Intangible Assets
  322. Vertical Integration
  323. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: Linear Sequence in Manufacturing: Singer & Company
  324. Product Life Cycle
  325. Shareholder Diversification Services
  326. Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions
  327. Political Risk and FDI
  328. Summary
  329. MINI CASE: Enron versus Bombay Politicians
  330. CHAPTER 17 International Capital Structure and the Cost of Capital
  331. Cost of Capital
  332. Cost of Capital in Segmented versus Integrated Markets
  333. Does the Cost of Capital Differ among Countries?
  334. CASE APPLICATION: Novo Industri
  335. Cross-Border Listings of Stocks
  336. Capital Asset Pricing under Cross-Listings
  337. The Effect of Foreign Equity Ownership Restrictions
  338. Pricing-to-Market Phenomenon
  339. CASE APPLICATION: Nestlé
  340. Asset Pricing under Foreign Ownership Restrictions
  341. The Financial Structure of Subsidiaries
  342. Summary
  343. APPENDIX 17A: Pricing of Nontradable Assets: Numerical Simulations
  344. CHAPTER 18 International Capital Budgeting
  345. Review of Domestic Capital Budgeting
  346. The Adjusted Present Value Model
  347. Capital Budgeting from the Parent Firm’s Perspective
  348. Generality of the APV Model
  349. Estimating the Future Expected Exchange Rate
  350. CASE APPLICATION: The Centralia Corporation
  351. Risk Adjustment in the Capital Budgeting Analysis
  352. Sensitivity Analysis
  353. Purchasing Power Parity Assumption
  354. Real Options
  355. Summary
  356. MINI CASE 1: Dorchester, Ltd.
  357. MINI CASE 2: Strik-it-Rich Gold Mining Company
  358. CHAPTER 19 Multinational Cash Management
  359. The Management of International Cash Balances
  360. CASE APPLICATION: Teltrex’s Cash Management System
  361. Bilateral Netting of Internal and External Net Cash Flows
  362. Reduction in Precautionary Cash Balances
  363. Cash Management Systems in Practice
  364. Summary
  365. MINI CASE 1: Efficient Funds Flow at Eastern Trading Company
  366. MINI CASE 2: Eastern Trading Company’s New MBA
  367. CHAPTER 20 International Trade Finance
  368. A Typical Foreign Trade Transaction
  369. Forfaiting
  370. Government Assistance in Exporting
  371. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: First Islamic Forfaiting Fund Set Up
  372. The Export-Import Bank and Affiliated Organizations
  373. Countertrade
  374. Forms of Countertrade
  375. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: Armed Forces Tops in Countertrade List
  376. Some Generalizations about Countertrade
  377. Summary
  378. MINI CASE: American Machine Tools, Inc.
  379. CHAPTER 21 International Tax Environment and Transfer Pricing
  380. The Objectives of Taxation
  381. Tax Neutrality
  382. Tax Equity
  383. Types of Taxation
  384. Income Tax
  385. Withholding Tax
  386. Value-Added Tax
  387. National Tax Environments
  388. Worldwide Taxation
  389. Territorial Taxation
  390. Foreign Tax Credits
  391. Organizational Structures
  392. Branch and Subsidiary Income
  393. Tax Havens
  394. Controlled Foreign Corporation
  395. Tax Inversion
  396. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: On or Off? It’s a Matter of Degree
  397. Transfer Pricing and Related Issues
  398. CASE APPLICATION: Mintel Products Transfer Pricing Strategy
  399. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: Transfer Pricing: An Important International Tax Issue
  400. Miscellaneous Factors
  401. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE IN PRACTICE: Wake Up and Smell the Coffee
  402. Advance Pricing Agreement
  403. Blocked Funds
  404. Summary
  405. MINI CASE 1: Sigma Corp.’s Location Decision
  406. MINI CASE 2: Eastern Trading Company’s Optimal Transfer Pricing Strategy
  407. Glossary
  408. Index

 

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