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Part: I 1. International Financial Management: An Overview 2. The International Monetary 3. European Monetary System 4. The Global Liquidity 5. International Financial System 6. Financial Globalisation And The Crisis 7. The Financial Accounting Among Countries And International Part: Ii 8. Foreign Exchange Markets 9. Managing Foreign Exchange Reserves 10. Exchange Rate Theories 11. Currency Futures 12. Currency Options 13. The International Swap Market 14. Role Of Swaps In Managing External Debt 15. Financial Derivatives Market: A Global Perspective Part Iii 16. Foreign Exchange Risk Exposure 17. The Exposure Information System 18. Strategies For Exposure Management And Techniques For Foreign Exchange Rate Projections 19. Exposure Management 20. Organisation Of The Exposure Management Function Part Iv Part V Part Vi ...41. International Taxation Glossary Selected Bibliography Index