ABSTRACT
International Investment Management: Theory, Practice, and Ethics synthesizes investment principles, Asian financial practice, and ethics reflecting the realities of modern international finance. These topics are studied within the Asian context, first through the medium of case studies and then via the particular conditions common in those markets including issues of religion and philosophy.
This book has a three part structure beginning with the core principles behind the business of investments including securities analysis, asset allocation and a comprehensive analysis of modern finance theory. This gives students a comprehensive understanding of investment management by going through the theories, ethics and practice of investment management. This text provides a detailed overview of International Banking Law and International Securities Regulation, alongside legal and ethics case studies which are located in the practice section of the book.
This book is an essential text for business and law school students who wish to have a thorough understanding of investment management. It is also perfect as a core text for undergraduate finance majors and graduate business students pursuing a finance, and/or business ethics concentration, with particular focus on Asia.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part I|112 pages
Three finance paradigms
part II|156 pages
Practice of investment management
part III|78 pages
Ethical issues in Asian investing
part IV|168 pages
Legal issues in Asian investing
chapter 14|64 pages
More investment, trade, and financial sanctions
part V|24 pages
Case studies in Asian financial markets