(BQ) Part 1 book “International financial management” has contents: International bond market, international equity markets, interest rate and currency swaps, international portfolio investment, multinational cash management, international trade finance, international tax environment and transfer pricing, and other contents. | OUTLINE OUTLINE PART ONE FOUR 11 International Banking and Money Market 12 International Bond Market 13 International Equity Markets 14 Interest Rate and Currency Swaps 15 International Portfolio Investment 262 World Financial Markets and Institutions PART FOUR PROVIDES a thorough discussion of international financial institutions, assets, and marketplaces, and develops the tools necessary to manage exchange rate uncertainty. CHAPTER 11 differentiates between international bank and domestic bank operations and examines the institutional differences of various types of international banking offices. International banks and their clients constitute the Eurocurrency market and form the core of the international money market. CHAPTER 12 distinguishes between foreign bonds and Eurobonds, which together make up the international bond market. The advantages of sourcing funds from the international bond market as opposed to raising funds domestically are discussed. A discussion of the major types of international bonds is included in the chapter. CHAPTER 13 covers international equity markets. The chapter begins with a statistical documentation of the size of equity markets in both developed and developing countries. Various methods of trading equity shares in the secondary markets are discussed. Additionally, the chapter provides a discussion of the advantages to the firm of cross-listing equity shares in more than one country. CHAPTER 14 covers interest rate and currency swaps, useful tools for hedging long-term interest rate and currency risk. CHAPTER 15 covers international portfolio investment. It documents that the potential benefits from international diversification are available to all national investors. 263 CHAPTER OUTLINE CHAPTER 11 International Banking and Money Market International Banking Services The World’s Largest Banks Reasons for International Banking Types of International Banking Offices Correspondent Bank Representative Offices Foreign .
