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This document outlines a course on International Trade and Finance. The objectives are to provide an understanding of basic concepts in global trade and finance. The course covers 12 units over 60 lectures. Topics include international trade theories, foreign exchange markets, interest rate parity, balance of payments, exchange rate regimes, exchange rate determination, currency futures and options markets, and political and credit risk management. Students will learn about facilitating international trade, identifying funding sources and gaps, and analyzing trade finance problems and solutions. Case studies will supplement each unit. References include textbooks on international finance and multinational financial management.

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Itf SLM Syllab Bba

This document outlines a course on International Trade and Finance. The objectives are to provide an understanding of basic concepts in global trade and finance. The course covers 12 units over 60 lectures. Topics include international trade theories, foreign exchange markets, interest rate parity, balance of payments, exchange rate regimes, exchange rate determination, currency futures and options markets, and political and credit risk management. Students will learn about facilitating international trade, identifying funding sources and gaps, and analyzing trade finance problems and solutions. Case studies will supplement each unit. References include textbooks on international finance and multinational financial management.

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JECRC University

BBA III Semester (Distance Learning)


Paper Code: DBCM303 Paper Title : International Trade & Finance
Paper Credit: 3.0
Total no. of Lectures allocated : 60
Time: 4 lecture hrs per week
Aims and Objectives The objective is to provide an understanding of basic concepts and working as
well in the global setting and also to create awareness about the international
trade and finance environment.
Learning Outcomes
After going through this course participants will have understanding of:
● the international trade;
● the risks and returns of trading internationally;
● the instruments available to facilitate trade and the associated rules
and terms;
● identifying funding sources and gaps;
● trade finance problems and solutions thereof;

Unit Contents Lectures


Section A
International trade theories: Absloute advantage, comparative advantage, Porter 5
I diamond paradox, H-O theory, Leontief Pardox, Porter diamond paradox,

Foreign Exchange market, Spot rate, forward rate, Participants in foreign exchange 5
II market, types of quotations in forex markets
Calculation of forward rates using spot rates, calculation of discount/premium on 5
spot rate using spot and forward rates, Spot Rates with and without transaction
III costs, synthetic quotes.

Section B
Arbitrage: one point, two point and three point arbitrage; Interest rate Parity 5
IV (explanation of borrowing and lending criteria, diagrammatic presentation) PPP
Principle (both absolute and relative versions)
International Flow of funds: Balance of payments, Structure of balance of payments, 5
V
Equilibrium, disequilibrium in balance of payments
Development in International monetary system, gold standards, Bretton woods 5
VI
System of exchange rates, Exchange rate regime since 1973
Section C
Exchange rate mechanism: Exchange rate quotations, Nominal, real & effective 5
VII
exchange rates
5
Determination of exchange rate in spot market, Factors influencing exchange rate,
VIII
Exchange rate determination in forward rate

Market for currency futures, features of currency future market, Hedging, 5


IX
Speculation in currency future market
Market for currency options: Options terminology, Gains and losses of the options 5
X
trades, Hedging using option pricing
Section D
Evaluation of Political Risk: Meaning and forms of Political risk, Evaluation of 5
XI
political risk, Management of political risk
Financial Swaps: Interest rate swaps, features, mechanisms, Currency Swap, 5
XII
Features, mechanism
* A minimum of one case study will be discussed per unit of the syllabi.
References Text Books:
1. Maurice, Levi. International Finance (4th ed.). McGraw Hill.
2. Sharan, V. (2012). International financial management. PHI Learning Pvt. Ltd..

References:
1. Apte, PG. International Finance. TMH
2. Madura, Jeff. International Financial Management.Cengage Learning
3. Shapiro, Alan C. Multinational Financial Management (6th ed.).Wiley publication.
4. Hull, John C. Options, Futures and Other Derivatives (7th ed.). Pearson Education

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