EXPORT-ORIENTED MANAGEMENT - IMC Fachhochschule Krems

� analyse and solve real world case studies by applying basic tools and techniques
to international financial situations
� develop skills in group dynamics
� strengthen analytical & research skills, enhance communication skills, and
stimulate creative thinking
Prerequisites / Level
International Financial Management I
Course Description
ITFM is designed for students who might be involved in global financing and investment
decisions as financial managers, transactions advisors, investors, or analysts. The course
will provide students with an understanding of financial management issues in a global
setting and the analytical tools to capture stakeholder value across borders.
The course will cover the following topics:
� institutions in the financial market (banks, central bank, etc.)
� deepening of financial instruments (with a focus on derivative products)
� trade finance and foreign investment
� management of "Operating Exposure", "Transaction Exposure" and "Accounts
Exposure"
� business valuations and mergers and acquisitions, including leveraged buy-out
� assessment of relevant indicators external analysis
Literature
Multinational Business Finance, 12th Edition, by David Eiteman, Arthur Stonehill, Michael
Moffett
Teaching Methods
Face to face sessions will be supplemented by a self-directed e-Learning session, which
will replace 8 contact hours. The completion of the e-learning part of the lecture is
compulsory and forms an integral part of the course. Students are required to
individually solve the self-study examples provided and prepare a group assignment.
Self-directed learning time will give students the opportunity to deepen and practice the
skills acquired in class. Core issues of e-learning sessions will be an integral part of the
final exam.
Evaluation
Team presentations, case studies, take-home exam, final written exam
International Strategies of Sustainable Development
Semester Hours per week Subject code ECTS
Spring 2 ISR 3
Learning Outcomes / Course Objectives
This course of field trip as principal seats/HQs of relevant international organizations
combines the lessons of Economic Areas, International Law and Finances.
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