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IT Governance: Applied Frameworks
International Finance: Applied Frameworks
Utilizing frameworks for managing foreign exchange risk (hedging), international capital budgeting (APV), and global financing decisions for MNCs. ✨
Article Points:
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International finance applies financial concepts to cross-border transactions and investments.
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Foreign exchange (FX) risk arises from currency fluctuations (transaction, translation, economic exposure).
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Hedging tools like forward contracts, futures, and options mitigate transaction exposure.
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International Capital Budgeting uses Adjusted Present Value (APV) to account for foreign project specificities.
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Global financing decisions involve choosing sources of funds (internal, Eurocurrency, international bonds/equity) balancing cost, risk, and access.
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Essential for multinational corporations to optimize capital allocation and manage global financial risk.
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International Finance: Applied Frameworks
International Finance: Applied Frameworks
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