International corporate finance: markets, transactions, and financial management

by Harvey A. Poniachek

Following World War II, rapid expansion of international trade and investment stimulated the growth and development of companies with substantial international business interests, known as multinational corporations. These organizations, which are heavily involved in international trade and capital flows, generate the bulk of direct international investment. This volume addresses the subject of corporate finance of multinational corporations and other organizations with substantial international business. The text examines international financial markets, with particular emphasis on foreign exchange and the Eurocurrency markets, as well as regulations and tax systems.

418 pages, Hardcover

First published August 1, 1989