EXPORT-ORIENTED MANAGEMENT - IMC Fachhochschule Krems

� Module 3: Export instruments of ECA (OeKB) – supported by OeKB experts
o Export Guarantees
o Rescheduling (Paris Club)
o Project finance
o Export financing
� Module 4: Export instruments – supported by Raiffeisen Bank International expert
o Commodity and structured trade finance
o Project finance
Literature
All lecturer notes provided by instructor and by guest lecturers. All documents will be
provided on the IMC eDesktop.
Vinter. Project Finance – A Legal Guide. 2nd ed. London: Sweet & Maxwell, 1998
Chapters 1 (incl. introduction); 4; 5 (only 5.1.); 8 (only 8.1. and 8.2.)
Nevitt and Fabozzi. Project Financing. 7th ed. London: Euromoney, 2000 Pages 1-32
Fietz. Foreign Trade (Reference Book). 1st ed.: Krems, 2003
Teaching Methods
The contents of the course will be a combination of:
� Lectures by the instructor
� Guest lecture and excursion to OeKB
� Guest lecture of Raiffeisen Bank International experts at IMC
Evaluation
Quizzes, final written exam
Revision Course I (International Management and Business)
Semester Hours per week Subject code ECTS
Spring 1 BASE 8
Learning Outcomes / Course Objectives
THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED FOR REGULAR STUDENTS AS A REVISION OF THE COURSES
OFFERED IN THE BACHELOR PROGRAMME AND PREPARATION FOR THE BACHELOR
EXAMINATIONS ACCORDING TO SELECTED SPECIALIZATIONS.
As this course is a revision course for the chair ―International Management and Business‖
students attending the course ―Bachelor Seminar I‖ during the previous semester can
take the opportunity to join this course on their own will. If attending they are obliged to
participate in the group work. These students who choose to attend should get in contact
with the lecturer to be given a guest ticket in order to be able to access all information
provided on the eDesktop.
Upon completion of this course students should be able to:
� Understand and explain principles of Finance, Marketing, Foreign Trade
Techniques and Logistics in international context.
� Illustrate approaches to approach, structure and analyse tasks and problems in an
applied IMB-setting, as well as develop basic strategies to address and solve tasks
and problems based on models and theories covered in the IMB-related courses.
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