FIN 370 - International Business Finance

This course deals with how decisions about financial management are made in modern multinational enterprises. Financial management of any firm involves acquisition of funds, investing of these funds in economically productive assets, the managing of assets so acquired, and eventual reconversion of some of the productive assets into funds to return to the original investors, creditors, suppliers, employees, and other interest groups. International Business Finance deals with the management of these functions for firms operating in several countries.

Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit
Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall (day), Winter (evening), and Summer I (evening)

Prerequisite(s) FIN 350 or equivalent
Major Restriction(s) ACC-Major, AIS-Major, ACAC-150, AIAC-150, ACTX-150, ECBB-Major, ENTR-Major, ENTR-Minor, FIN-Major, FIN-Minor, GBUS-Major, GBUS-Minor, IBAC, IBAI, IBCI, IBEC, IBEN, IBFI, IBGB, IBMG, IBMK, IBSC, MGMT-Major, MKTG-Major, SCMG-Major, LICF-Major, LICS-Major, LICG-Major, or CNST-Major
Class-Level Restriction Junior, Senior, or Second Bachelors standing

Notes -
Updates Change to major restriction 8/2016, effective Winter 2017

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