This course introduces you to international aspects of finance. The international economy is playing an ever increasing role in finance and you need to be aware of the threats and opportunities of this development. International finance differs from ‘domestic’ finance in two important regards. First, the absence of a common currency for transactions and second, the pricing of capital assets may be substantially different in the global economy. This course, accordingly, focuses on exchange rates and their different determinants and also the implications of capital market segmentation. In order to illustrate and highlight issues in the course, particular emphasis is given to so-called ‘emerging markets” in (South East) Asia.
Applicants can apply via online (by downloading the enrolment form), phone, mail, or in person. For more information, contact:
RMIT's Continuing Education Centre:
Tel: +61 3 9925 8111 (9am to 5pm weekdays)
Email: enquiries@rmit.edu.au
The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) is one of Australia’s original and leading educational institutions. As an innovative, global university of technology, RMIT has an international reputation for its industry-relevant programmes and courses.
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