International Banking

International banking is quite like any other banking assistance, but it takes place across various nations or internationally. To put it another way, international investment is an adjustment of financial service by a private bank of one country to the citizens of another country. Mostly multinational companies and individuals use this banking facility for transacting. An international bank is a financial existence that allows financial services, such as payment accounts and lending possibilities, to foreign clients. These foreign customers can be individuals and businesses, though every international bank has its own procedures outlining with whom they do business.

International trading convenience grants flexibility to the multinational corporations to administer in multiple currencies. The significant currencies that multinational companies or individuals can trade with include the dollar, euro, pounds, sterling, and rupee. The companies having offices in other countries can maintain their bank statements and avail themselves financial services in other countries by international business outwardly any hassle. 

Investing from an international bank account is comparatively straightforward and can give the candidate access to investment possibilities that may not be possible in their home country, or where they currently reside. This is an engaging feature for ex-pats heading international lifestyles.

The module includes the followings:

• Introduction
• Financial Intermediation by International Banks
• Euro-dollar Market
• Types of International Banking Offices
• International Banking Activities
• Country Risk
• Loan Syndication and Agreement Provisions
• International Banking Regulation

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