International Finance

1.00 credits · Undergraduate

This course will extend the corporate finance material of <a href="/content/ryerson/calendar/2026-2027/courses/finance/FIN/401.html" class="qTipCourse" data-url="/content/ryerson/calendar/2026-2027/courses/finance/FIN/401/jcr:content/resCalendarCourseEmbed.json">FIN 401</a> and the investment-related topics of <a href="/content/ryerson/calendar/2026-2027/courses/finance/FIN/501.html" class="qTipCourse" data-url="/content/ryerson/calendar/2026-2027/courses/finance/FIN/501/jcr:content/resCalendarCourseEmbed.json">FIN 501</a> to the international setting. The overriding theme will be the exposure of multinational corporations and investors to the risk of varying exchange rates. Topics include: international financial markets (i.e., euro currency, bond and equity markets), various parity relationships, forecasting exchange rates, managing exposure to changing exchange rates, multinational capital budgeting and multi-national cost of capital. (Formerly IBS 621)