Міжнародні фінанси та валютні ринки

Course Description

The educational component International Finance and Currency Markets focuses on the theoretical foundations and practical aspects of international financial relations, the functioning of global financial markets, and the mechanisms of currency market operations. The course examines international monetary and financial systems, exchange rate determination, currency transactions, international capital flows, foreign exchange risk management, and the role of international financial institutions in the global economy. The course aims to develop students’ knowledge and practical skills in analysing international financial processes, assessing currency and financial risks, interpreting exchange rate fluctuations, and making informed financial decisions in an international business environment.

Course Content

The course covers the following key areas:

  • The international monetary and financial system and its evolution.

  • The structure and functioning of global financial markets.

  • Foreign exchange markets and currency transactions.

  • Exchange rates and the factors influencing their fluctuations.

  • International capital movements and cross-border financial flows.

  • Currency risks and methods of their management.

  • International financial institutions and their role in the global economy.

  • International settlements and payment systems.

  • Financial globalisation and contemporary challenges in international finance.

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to analyse the functioning of international financial markets, interpret exchange rate movements, assess currency and financial risks, apply appropriate analytical methods to international financial situations, and justify financial decisions in the context of global economic developments.

Learning Activities

The Moodle course provides access to learning materials, lecture presentations, practical assignments, independent study tasks, supplementary resources, and assessment activities. Students are expected to engage actively with the course materials, complete assignments within the specified deadlines, and apply theoretical knowledge to practical financial cases.

Language of Instruction: English