Managing International Financial Risk: 2004 is a one-volume special report designed to advise international finance professionals on how to structure and implement the optimal risk management strategy for their international business. This report provides insight on the steps that leading firms are taking to control financial risk in cross-border transactions and investments.
Authors include members of major law and accounting firms and senior international finance professionals at the largest multinationals. This edition of Managing International Financial Risk: 2004 covers a wide range of tools and techniques relevant to international financial risk management, including:
Risk Management Systems
Risks associated with Offshore Financial Centers
Cash Flow Management and the Role of Treasury in Risk Management
Debt Portfolio Optimization and Interest Rate Risk
Hedging Foreign Exchange Exposure
Derivatives
Exposures in Securitization
Straight-through Processing (STP) Technology
Managing Risk by Region: Europe, the United States, Latin America, and Asia
Coverage of Managing International Financial Risk: 2004 includes
Economic Optimism, Increased Awareness of Risk Management for 2004
Assessing the Risks of Offshore Financial Centers
Cash Flow Management: How Does Your Budget Rate Measure Up?
Debt Portfolio Management
A New Foreign Exchange Settlement Regime
Valuing Derivatives
Financing with Weather Derivatives
Securitization and the Transfer of Credit Risk
Hedging a Strong Euro
Risk Management and Derivatives in Germany
Hedge Fund Investments May Be Challenged
Hedging Latin American Risk
More Options for Commercial Bank Risk Management in Thailand
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