Financial institutions, international finance and risk management

Specifically, the student will know: Understand theories on technological change and socio-institutional transformations and the evolution of long-term industrial enterprise (all elements that have a strong impact on the strategies and structures of the actors involved; Apply the knowledge acquired within the structure of the governing and control bodies with reference to the different national regulatory provisions (Common Law / Civil Law); Communicate and implement the skills acquired in the concrete analysis of business cases with particular reference to multinational companies; To pursue and valorize, in an autonomous manner, in the course of one's professional life, the tools of analysis and comparison in order to have a critical attitude towards the variety and dynamics of the various structures of ownership and governance of companies and at the same time having the ability to design property and management structures that can contribute to the development of the company and its value. Ultimately, in order to develop critical and judgmental skills and consequently make students able to solve, independently, managerial business problems, the course will refer to techniques and tools able to promote students' learning and knowledge. ; in this direction during the course some activities will take place, such as: Exercises of a theoretical and practical nature on the issues dealt with during the course; Presentation of business cases and related written reports, also with the support of external testimonials; Business testimonials; Group work consisting of project work presentations and discussion of papers At the end of the course the student will be able to know and interpret in a critical way the different business models and their evolution in different fields. Therefore, the student will be able to contribute to the development of the company and to its value creation in coherence with the relevant national and international regulations.