FINANCIAL INSTITUTION MANAGEMENT & INTERNATIONAL FINANCE (3 SCU)

Learning Outcomes :

(I) Upon successful completion of this course, students are expected to be able to apply and compare the functions and role of each type of financial institutions, its related markets and its regulations in modern economies; to construct and propose favorable solution on finding effective financing scheme available in financial markets / institutions; to demonstrate a working knowledge as a banker and / or capital market professions in financial institutions; and to analyze the financial implications of current developments in the financial systems of the major economies in the world. (II) Upon successful completion of this course, students are expected to be able to apply and compare various risk exposures from the international financial markets to make fine operating, financing, and investing transactions; to construct and propose alternatives of hedging, financing and investing in international finance; to define and choose the best solution in financing and investing in global market; to demonstrate a working knowledge on how Bank Treasury Dealers perform trading securities and foreign exchanges so that students can have skills to work as junior Foreign Exchanges Dealers or Treasurer in Multinational Corporation.

Topics:

(I) This course examines and compares the nature, functions, and regulatory framework of key financial institution in the dominant economies of the world. Selected topics include investment banking, venture capital, capital markets, institutional investors, corporate governance, central banking, commercial banking and regulatory oversight. It provides insights into the global nature of banking and capital market, in particular the importance of values and ethics in the Indonesian financial institutions.
(II) The course provides knowledge and skills for students dealing with operating, financing and investing transactions in the international financial markets. Selected topics include: exchange rate, international arbitrage exchange rate, interest rate parity, interest rate derivatives product, currency futures / option and exchange rate fluctuation exposures.