Possible future consequences of a single currency.

Contemporary Issues in Finance - Audio

Foreign exchange and currency unions

Contemporary issues in finance

Developments in corporate governance, its cost and  possible impact on fraud and misuse of company assets.

Developments in corporate governance

The driving forces behind the use of private equity within financial markets.

Private equity

A history of hedge funds, and what the future may hold for them.

Hedge funds

Marcus Davidson and Graham Honeybourne explore issues of performance measurement.

Performance measurement

The IFRS, Pension Funds and the impact its introduction has made.

International financial reporting standards

Marcus Davidson and Graham Honeybourne explore the issues.

Pension scheme deficits

The various financial risks associated with  businesses and how they can be managed.

Managing financial risks

The use of different derivatives within  two businesses.

The use of derivatives

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The complex field of finance is relevant to everybody in one way or another and is particularly relevant to all aspects of management. Representatives from Boots, De La Rue and ABN Amro offer insights into the various issues surrounding risk – what kinds of risk their companies are concerned with; how those risks are managed; their companies' differing attitudes to those risks. The album also explores developments in single currency, pension scheme deficits and corporate governance and explains what’s meant Forward Rate Agreement and Efficient-Market Hypothesis. This material forms part of The Open University course B821 Financial strategy.

Foreign exchange and currency unions

Contemporary Issues in Finance - Audio

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Contemporary issues in finance

Developments in corporate governance

Private equity

Hedge funds

Performance measurement

International financial reporting standards

Pension scheme deficits

Managing financial risks

Foreign exchange and currency unions

The use of derivatives