Suffolk Global MBA students who choose the International Finance Concentration gain expertise in global issues that affect financial markets, instruments, and institutions, including commercial banks, securities brokerage firms, and investment banks. They explore differences in financial reporting and disclosure practices among nations. They examine the use of stocks, bonds, derivatives, options, futures, and swaps in global securities portfolio management and financial instrument valuation. They analyze the financial feasibility and risks of capital acquisition and allocation projects in multinational corporations.

International Finance Concentration Electives

• FNIB 825 Multinational Financial Management
• FNIB 901 Global Investment Analysis and Derivatives
• FNIB 902 Global Capital Markets & Risk Management
• FNIB 903 Valuation & Capital Budgeting in a Global Environment
• ACIB 872 Multinational Financial Analysis and Control