Chapter 1: Multinational Financial Management Opportunities and Challenges Chapter 2: The International Monetary System Chapter 3: The Balance of Payments Chapter 4: Financial Goals and Corporate Governance Chapter 5: The Foreign Exchange Market Chapter 6: International Parity Conditions Chapter 7: Foreign Currency Derivatives: Futures and Options Chapter 8: Interest Rate Risk and Swaps Chapter 9: Foreign Exchange Rate Determination and Intervention Chapter 10: Transaction Exposure Chapter 11: Translation Exposure Chapter 12: Operating Exposure Chapter 13: Global Cost and Availability of Capital Chapter 14: Funding the Multinational Firm Chapter 15: Multinational Tax Management Chapter 16: International Trade Finance Chapter 17: Foreign Direct Investment and Political Risk Chapter 18: Multinational Capital Budgeting and Cross-Border Acquisitions Download the detailed table of contents

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The Impossible Trinity’s use as a unifying theoretical link across multiple subjects and chapters. How the changing structure of the global foreign exchange market is posing challenges for private players and public regulators and overseers. Translation Exposure, a cross-section of international finance, economics, and accounting, now more effectively covers its wider theoretical and practical applications in industry. Discussion of subsidiary foreign funding sources and practices includes recent developments and changing access to capital. The seismic changes introduced by the US effective on January 1, 2018, have been highlighted in exploration of how taxation alters the fundamental financial management activities of global companies. The chapter on foreign direct investment and political risk now reflects the growing use of restrictions on convertibility, transferability, and the possibility of repudiation or expropriation. 250 End-of-Chapter Questions and Problems assess students’ understanding of the material. Seven of the 18 Mini-Cases are completely new to the 15th Edition and explore many of the edgier debates rising between global business, social policy, and corporate social responsibility.