International Finance DU 7th Semester (DSE-7.4)

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Complete Exam-Ready Course for Delhi University Students

Are you in 7th Semester at Delhi University, (Bcom Prog.) and struggling to prepare for your International Finance exam?

This one complete course gives you everything you need to score 100% Full marks, even if you haven’t studied a single chapter yet.

This is not just another theory course. It’s a targeted, exam-oriented program built strictly as per DU syllabus — designed to make you exam-ready in minimum time with maximum understanding.

What Will You Learn?

  • 📘 Made for DU Students, by DU Experts
  • Content strictly aligned with University of Delhi syllabus and paper pattern.
  • 🎯 Guaranteed Exam Success
  • Study smart with the exact material DU examiners expect — no extra theory, only what scores marks.
  • ⏱️ Time-Saving & Fully Structured
  • Every unit, topic, and concept explained in the same order as your DU textbook, so you don’t get lost.
  • 💻 Learn Anytime, Anywhere
  • Access lectures 24×7 from your phone or laptop — at your own pace.
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Course Content

Unit 1: International Financial Environment
Evolution of International Monetary System, Bimetallism, Gold Standard, Bretton Woods System, Flexible Exchange Rate Regime and Current Exchange Rate Arrangements. Globalization and Multinational Enterprise. Issues in international finance.

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Unit 2: Foreign Exchange Markets and Exchange Rate Determination
Spot Markets, Spot Rate Quotations, Trading in Spot Markets, Cross Exchange Rates. Forward Markets: Concept of Forward Rates, Long and Short Forward Positions, Forward Premium and Discounts. Arbitrage, Hedging and Speculation.

Unit 3: International Financial Markets and Foreign Exchange Risk Management
Foreign Portfolio Investment, International Bond and Equity market, GDR, ADR. International Financial Instruments, Foreign Bonds, Eurobonds and Global Bonds. Floating rate Notes, Zerocoupon Bonds. Types of risk exposure - Transaction exposure, Economic exposure and Translation exposure, Measurement of risk exposure. Management of currency risk using currency forwards and futures, currency options and currency swaps. Interest Rate Risk and its management.

Unit 4: International Capital Budgeting
Cross border investment decision: Types and issues, Greenfield investment vs. cross border M&As. Estimation of cash flows from cross border investment projects. Risks in cross border investment decision-currency risk, political risk, country risk, inflation risk etc. Valuation techniques by incorporating risk and other factors.

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