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 Course objectives
 Study bibliography
 Study methods
CHAPTER 0
 Grading
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 Teaching plan

MBA Phung Tuan Thanh

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Email: thanhpt@uel.edu.vn Hồ Chí Minh City, 24/01/2021 COURSE INTRODUCTION

 Equip with theoretical basis and some practical situations illustrating

 Providegeneral knowledge of the international financial environment and
focus on the aspect of financial management of a multinational corporation.
 Equip deep knowledge about MNC's financial transfer mechanism in terms
of exchange rates.
 Introducing the challenges faced to MNC financial managers.
 Introduction about the specificity of MNC financial transfer mechanism.
financial management of multinational companies.
 Providing modern tools and techniques for financial management and
multinational financial planning.
 Applying to solve real-world situations.
 Applying problem-solving skills, critical thinking and decision-making
skills combined with the tools used in making financial decisions to solve
real-world situations.

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 Identify factors that influence MNC financial decision making.

 Microeconomics, Macroeconomics.  Financial analysis of a multinational company.
 International Finance, General Accounting.  Understand the conflict between objectives in financial management and
 International Marketing, International Business. identify priorities in each specific situation.
 Evaluate and select prevention strategies appropriate to each type of risk.

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 Understand the rules of intrusion, withdraw, build MNC's market and

 Evaluate and implement ideas on MNC financial management.
production market network from the aspect of exchange rate.
 Negotiate, compromise and resolve conflicts.
 Evaluate the financial transfer mechanism of multinational companies.
 Be ethical, honest and responsible to society.
 Flexible and effective management of mobile assets.
 Actively make decisions in uncertain conditions.
 Evaluate
the mechanism of financial transfer, specific to multinational
 Identify
the transformation of the global financial environment and assess
companies.
the opportunities and challenges from this change to MNC's business in the
 Formulate ideas for multinational corporate finance management tailored to
future.
each specific situation.

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 Required:

Multinational Financial Management – Alan C.Shapiro (10th Edition)

 Referenced:

- Butler, K., 2012. Fith Edition, Multinational Finance: Evaluating

Opportunities, Costs, and Risks of Operations. Wiley.
- Eun, C. S., Resnick, B. G. (2012). International Financial Management, 6th
Edition, McGraw-Hill, New York.
- Moosa, I. A. (2010). International Finance: An Analytical Approach, Third
Edition, McGraw-Hill, Australia.
Chapter reading: Multinational Financial Management – Alan C.Shapiro
(10th Edition) – Chapter 1, 2, 10, 11, 18, 19, 20

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 Attend full class

 Doing homework
 Review

 Due to the reality of the class, the instructor will decide the allocation of the  Prepare lesson before class
teaching plan, ensuring it is consistent with the teaching goals of the school.  Actively search and read documents
 Listencarefully
 Seek support as soon as possible

 Join team work

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 Group project question:

 Group project : 30% Based on the knowledge and practice, you are required to analyze the
 Midterm test : 20% - Individual test strategy of expanding the business to foreign markets of a multinational
 Endingtest : 50% - Individual test company (choose one of three cases, expand marketing production market,
 Added marks : Maximum 3 marks (4 – 5 quizs) expanding consumer markets or expanding a market that is both a
production market and a consumer market)

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