author = { Sercu, Piet },

title = { International Finance Theory into Practice },

publisher = {Princeton University Press},

publisher = {},

isbn = {9781400833122},

keywords = { Finance, International , International finance Case studies , International finance Problems, exercises, etc , International finance , BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Finance / General , Dividend , Exchange rate , Expense , Export , Finance , Financial asset , Financial institution , Foreign direct investment , Foreign exchange market , Foreign exchange risk , Forward contract , Forward rate , Funding , Future value , Futures contract , Hedge (finance) , Income , Inflation , Institutional investor , Insurance , Interest rate , International trade , Investment , Investor , Japanese yen , Joint venture , Liability (financial accounting) , Macroeconomics , Margin (finance) , Mark-to-market accounting , Market (economics) , Market liquidity , Market maker , Market portfolio , Market price , Market value , Money market , Net present value , Payment , Percentage , Portfolio investment , Present value , Pricing , Promissory note , Provision (accounting) , Rate of return , Real versus nominal value (economics) , Revenue , Risk aversion , Risk premium , Share price , Shareholder , Speculation , Spot contract , Spot market , Standard deviation , Stock exchange , Stock market , Subsidiary , Swap (finance) , Swap rate , Tax rate , Tax , Trader (finance) , Transaction cost , Uncertainty , United States Treasury security , Valuation (finance) , Value (economics) , Account (accountancy) , Accounting , Accounts receivable , Arbitrage , Asset , Balance sheet , Bank account , Bank , Bond (finance) , Calculation , Capital asset pricing model , Capital budgeting , Capital gain , Capital market , Cash flow , Cash , Central bank , Commodity , Cost of capital , Credit (finance) , Credit risk , Creditor , Cross listing , Currency swap , Currency , Customer , Debt , Depreciation , Discounts and allowances , Diversification (finance) },

year = {2009},

year = {, ©2009},

abstract = {Frontmatter},

abstract = {Contents},

abstract = {Preface},

abstract = {Acknowledgments},

abstract = {I Introduction and Motivation for International Finance},

abstract = {1 Why Does the Existence of Borders Matter for Finance?},

abstract = {2 International Finance: Institutional Background},

abstract = {II Currency Markets},

abstract = {About This Part},

abstract = {3 Spot Markets for Foreign Currency},

abstract = {4 Understanding Forward Exchange Rates for Currency},

abstract = {5 Using Forwards for International Financial Management},

abstract = {6 The Market for Currency Futures},

abstract = {7 Markets for Currency Swaps},

abstract = {8 Currency Options (1): Concepts and Uses},

abstract = {9 Currency Options (2): Hedging and Valuation},

abstract = {III Exchange Risk, Exposure, and Risk Management},

abstract = {10 Do We Know What Makes Forex Markets Tick?},

abstract = {11 Do Forex Markets Themselves See What Is Coming?},

abstract = {12 (When) Should a Firm Hedge Its Exchange Risk?},

abstract = {13 Measuring Exposure to Exchange Rates},

abstract = {14 Value-at-Risk: Quantifying Overall Net Market Risks},

abstract = {15 Managing Credit Risk in International Trade},

abstract = {IV Long-Term International Funding and Direct Investment},

abstract = {16 International Fixed-Income Markets},

abstract = {17 Segmentation and Integration in the World’s Stock Exchanges},

abstract = {18 Why—or When—Should We Cross List Our Shares?},

abstract = {19 Setting the Cost of International Capital},

abstract = {20 International Taxation of Foreign Investments},

abstract = {21 Putting It All Together: International Capital Budgeting},

abstract = {22 Negotiating a Joint-Venture Contract: The NPV Perspective},

abstract = {Further Reading},

abstract = {References},

abstract = {Index},

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