1.

Importance & significance of International Financial Management in the context of

growing external sector of Indian economy.

2. In what ways the IFM differs from doemstic financial management

3. Non-rupee financing schemes such as Buyer's credit, PCFC, FCNR(B) Loans, ECB,
EEFC acounts. I have discussed these in detalis in the class and have also shared a
workbook which details the economics of each of these forms of non-rupee funding along
with the attendant risks.

4. Forex products and services made available by AD banks in India with more focus on
regulatory aspects of derivatives sold by banks. I have shared a word document with the
class in this regard.

5. Structure of forex markets in India

6. Forex risk and a typical corporate's approach to managing the same. We have also
discussed a case in the class.

I have shared a couple of PPTs and excel sheets with those who could find time to attend
the classes. While these could be useful, I had also asked the library to circulate to you
certain chapters from Rajwade's book. In addition, it would make sense to refer to
relevant chpaters of any standard book on international finance / financial management
including the book you used for the second semester.

The pattern of paper would be a mix of descriptive questions, numericals, cases and
short notes.