Financial institutions, international finance and risk management

Educational objectives

To deepen the knowledge of Corporate Finance principles in a different economic and financial context: from the firm to the group of firms; from a domestic to the international market; from one interest rate to multiple interest rates controlled by several monetary authorities; from one currency to multiple currencies; from national price dynamics and national inflation to international prices dynamic and international inflation.
It is expected to develop the financial management and the Value Creation Theory (fundamentals have been considered within the Corporate Finance unit of undergraduate program) in a growth management perspective (it is faster for start-up firm) considered the larger international scale in which bank, insurance companies and enterprices work.
Students who have passed the exam will be able to apply the principles and models that allow you to appreciate the growth and internationalization strategies of multinational companies in the context of the economic value

Educational objectives

At the end of the course the student will have knowledge and understanding of:
a) The role of corporate governance
b) Bank corporate governance: insights from research
c) Bank corporate governance: suggestions from practice
d) Risk taking and internal control systems
e) Compensation mechanisms
f) Relationship with capital markets
- Applying knowledge and understanding: the student will be able to analyze bank corporate
governance and collect documentation from publicly available sources (bank websites,
supervisory authority website, stock market website, specialized companies’ sites etc.).
- Making judgements: the student will be able to apply the concepts learned to evaluate
corporate governance of banks, the possible growth path, the management strategies and
identify possible deviations from best practice and possible areas of risk.

Educational objectives

To deepen the knowledge of Corporate Finance principles in a different economic and financial context: from the firm to the group of firms; from a domestic to the international market; from one interest rate to multiple interest rates controlled by several monetary authorities; from one currency to multiple currencies; from national price dynamics and national inflation to international prices dynamic and international inflation.
It is expected to develop the financial management and the Value Creation Theory (fundamentals have been considered within the Corporate Finance unit of undergraduate program) in a growth management perspective (it is faster for start-up firm) considered the larger international scale in which bank, insurance companies and enterprices work.
Students who have passed the exam will be able to apply the principles and models that allow you to appreciate the growth and internationalization strategies of multinational companies in the context of the economic value