Global financial institutions and markets

By:

Johnson, Hazel.J

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2000 Blackwell Pub. USADescription: xxxii, 626p. 25 cm ; PbkISBN:

978-1557869937

Subject(s):

Finance Economics Financial institutions, International

Summary: Global Financial Institutions and Markets is the first textbook to thoroughly integrate international coverage when tackling this subject area. Using a developmental perspective, Hazel Johnson compares and contrasts the structure and trends of U.S. and international financial markets and institutions. Explanations of the regulatory environment - as well as of market practices and trends - provide advanced undergraduates, MBAs, and finance professionals with insights into international differences in corporate culture. Academics will delight in the extensive pedagogy supporting the text.

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Global Financial Institutions and Markets is the first textbook to thoroughly integrate international coverage when tackling this subject area. Using a developmental perspective, Hazel Johnson compares and contrasts the structure and trends of U.S. and international financial markets and institutions. Explanations of the regulatory environment - as well as of market practices and trends - provide advanced undergraduates, MBAs, and finance professionals with insights into international differences in corporate culture. Academics will delight in the extensive pedagogy supporting the text.

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