International Finance: Policy, Regulation, and Transactions
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Associated Schools
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Global Banking and Capital Markets
Banking Regulation
Securities Regulation
EU single market and euro
Japanese Financial System
Chinese Financial System
A clear understanding of how the global financial system works and how it is regulated is essential for success in finance-related roles. International Finance: Policy, Regulation, and Transactions (IF) provides an overview of fundamentals and emerging policy issues for the global financial system that will be needed by financial professionals, lawyers and policy makers who wish to advance in their careers.
IF will give participants a framework for thinking about the policy issues that will shape the financial system of the 21st century. Delivered through 10 video modules, this program explores key topics including banking regulation, securities regulation, derivatives markets, and fintech in the context of Chinese, Japanese, European, and U.S. markets.
Participants may access the modules on their own schedule. Each module will feature an interview with a notable guest who has specific expertise in the course topics.
Module Topics and Speakers