This course explores the theoretical underpinnings and empirical evidence concerning the activities of corporate finance from an international perspective. The course offers students the opportunity to develop their knowledge in a range of areas related to the international financial system. This includes theories explaining foreign exchange rate behavior, hedging currency risks, sources of finance for international trade and investment projects for both large and small firms, the effect on international capital structure of investment decisions, risk exposure and risk management, cross-border mergers and acquisitions and multinational working capital management. These topics will be dealt with in the overall framework in relation to international corporate activities.
10 ECTS