International Finance: A Practical Perspective

International Finance is a complete and authoritative text on the theory and practice of finance in the international arena. The book offers a user-friendly approach to a complex topic and moves from the basics to the advanced with clarity and conciseness. 

Topics covered in the text include: international finance institutions foreign exchange markets and what drives them hedging exposures in currency, interest rate, commodity and other markets an easily-digested approach to derivatives international investment appraisal and financing credit default swaps the financial crisis of 2007-2008 sovereign debt crises the carry trade international accounting

International Finance is recommended for undergraduate, MBA and Masters courses in international and multinational finance and other postgraduate courses in international financial management taken as part of a postgraduate programme in finance or international business. The text also caters for professionals in accounting, banking and treasury management.

Visit www.pearsoned.co.uk/buckley to access ancillary material for this title, including: A companion website for students featuring multiple-choice questions, additonal chapters and revision flashcards An instructor’s manual including fully worked solutions   PowerPoint slides to assist in lectures A bank of exam questions for lecturer use 

The author

Prof. Adrian Buckley PhD is Emeritus Professor of International Finance at Cranfield School of Management, Cranfield University and Emeritus Professor of Finance at the Free University, Amsterdam.  Prior to entering academic life, he qualified as a chartered accountant, worked in banking, management consulting and as a group treasurer to a top 30 UK company.