International Finance and Banking

This field of study requires the completion of a minimum of three courses from the list below, including one required class and two electives. Of the two electives, at least one full credit must come from Group I. An asterisk (*) denotes a required course for the field. Modular courses (1/2 credit courses) must be matched up to make a full credit. For specific information on when and if courses are being offered, please see the current year’s course listing.

Courses:

*EIB B221 International Financial Management
Group I: Select one full credit from the following list ↓
EIB B208 Financial Statement Analysis
EIB B209m Managerial Accounting
EIB B220 Global Financial Services
EIB B226 Large Investment and International Project Finance
EIB B228m Risk Management for Financial Institutions
EIB B229 Global Investment Management
Group II: Select one credit from the following or from Group I list ↕
EIB B225m Corporate Finance and Banking: A Comparative East Asian Perspective
EIB B227 Islamic Finance and Banking
EIB E233m Finance, Growth, and Business Cycles International Accounting
EIB B234 Strategic Management in Privatizing and Deregulating Industries

Professors with expertise in the field

Research Centers

Student Theses

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