International Finance FIN 376 UTC 1.132 MW 11-1230 # 03615 UNIQUE UTC 1.132 MW 1230-2 # 03620 UNIQUE Professor Prof. Steve Magee Office CBA 6.264 Office Hours MW 2-230 in my office or right after class in the classroom Phone 471-5777 E-Mail Course Web Page All Class Handouts on Blackboard Under Course Documents Readings Get the Readings Packet at the Copy Center, 3rd Floor GSB Text at the Introduction to Foreign Coop: Thomas J O’Brien, Business Expert Press, 2013. Exchange Rates. Teaching Assistant TBD Via email and TBD TA Office Hours Course Objectives International Finance teaches you the foundations of global finance. These include a number of issues in multinational corporate finance, exchange rates, global money markets, the economic comparative advantage of countries, companies and managers; international market arbitrage relationships; the managerial implications of interest rate parity and global markets. Required Materials The primary required reading is the Magee Course Packet at the Copy Center in the GSB and the All Lecture Notes and other class O’Brien textbook above. handouts will be under “Course on Blackboard. Documents” Course Requirements and Grading Make sure that you get all of the materials handed out in class, such as the lecture notes and any supplementary readings. If you must miss a class, please get any class handouts and lecture notes from Blackboard or from a dependable classmate. Class participation is not explicitly taken into account, although it may matter if you are on the borderline between grades at the end of the semester. Grades. Your grade in this course will be determined using the following weights:
FIN 376 International Finance UTC 1.132 MW 11-1230 UNIQUE # 03615 UTC 1.132 MW 1230-2 UNIQUE # 03620 Professor Prof. Steve Magee Office CBA 6.264 Office Hours MW 2-230 in my office or right after class in the classroom Phone 471-5777 E-Mail Course Web Page All Class Handouts on Blackboard Under Course Documents Readings Get the Readings Packet at the Copy Center, 3rd Floor GSB Text at the Coop: Thomas J O’Brien, Introduction to Foreign Exchange Rates. Business Expert Press, 2013. Teaching Assistant TBD TA Office Hours Via email and TBD Course Objectives International Finance teaches you the foundations of global finance. These include a number of issues in multinational corporate finance, exchange rates, global money markets, the economic comparative advantage of countries, companies and managers; international market arbitrage relationships; the managerial implications of interest rate parity and global markets. Required Materials The primary required reading is the Magee Course Packet at the Copy Center in the GSB and the O’Brien textbook above. All Lecture Notes and other class handouts will be under “Course Documents” on Blackboard. Course Requirements and Grading Make sure that you get all of the materials handed out in class, such as the lecture notes and any supplementary readings. If you must miss a class, please get any class handouts and lecture notes from Blackboard or from a dependable classmate. Class participation is not explicitly taken into account, although it may matter if you are on the borderline between grades at the end of the semester. Grades. Your grade in this course will be determined using the following weights:
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