Financing plays an essential role in international trade. International Trade Finance will take you through complex ventures and will show you how to secure financing. Topics covered include: the financing presentation; risk analysis and management; export costing and transaction viability; short-, medium- and long term financing options; export credit insurance; and cash flow planning. Students will learn how to make proposals for presentation to financing sources which will satisfy the basic needs of a company's export/import operations and/or to finance international trade projects. Prerequisite: English 12 (recommended). Business experience (recommended). (0 Credits)
| Feb 13-Feb 20 | 2 Weeks | $598.12 | CRN: 79160 |
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| Feb 13-Feb 20 | Mon-Fri | 09:00-16:00 | DTC |
| Note: Please purchase the textbook at the Downtown Campus bookstore prior to the first class. Final exam must be written by Saturday, February 25, 2012. For more information, please contact the Program Assistant at 604-412-7651. | |||
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