|
Showing 1 - 3 of
3 matches in All Departments
Explains arbitrage, hedging, and speculation from the standpoint of
a participant in the foreign exchange market--whether an individual
trader or an institutional trader--who possesses analytical skill,
economically sound judgment, and who has access to market data. In
the foreign exchange market, arbitrage involves the simultaneous
purchase and sale of a currency in different markets; the profit
comes from the difference in the buying and selling prices. Hedging
and speculation are opposing strategies for dealing with risk;
hedging is a cover, and speculation is an assumption of risk.
Authors also discuss futures, swaps, forward contracts, and other
strategies. For financial scholars, students, analysts, and
currency traders.
This unique volume presents a trailblazing project of country risk
analysis for international investments. It develops an innovative
range of tools and techniques on the cutting edge of financial
theories and practices for assessing and incorporating
country/political risk in cross-border investment strategies. These
tools and techniques address the nature of country risk as a broad
concept that comprises an underlying combination of economics,
finance, geopolitics, sociology, and history.
The second edition of International Finance is the ideal textbook
to explain this challenging and stimulating subject to European
students of finance, accounting, economics, banking and business.
European markets and institutions are featured throughout and there
is an emphasis on both the underlying economic and financial
theories and on the equally important professional conventions and
trading practices. This fully revised edition is completely up to
date and contains several new chapters on futures markets, options
markets, capital budgeting with real options and political risk
analysis. The text also includes a new Appendix on the Euro and
references to the Euro throughout. The book is especially suitable
for advanced undergraduate options in international finance and for
postgraduate students. Students preparing for professional
examinations in international finance will also find the book
suitable for their needs.
|
|