Financial planning
You'll learn the four key stages of financial planning in multinational organisations: raising capital, managing capital mobility, assessing financial risks, and addressing agency issues.
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In this lesson
- 0:00 Financial planning framework overview
- 0:35 Raising capital through stock market listing
- 1:23 Listing requirements and compliance standards
- 2:33 London Stock Exchange specific requirements
- 3:27 Capital mobility and blocked funds
- 4:43 Transfer pricing and profit movement
- 5:33 Managing financial risks overseas
- 6:11 Economic and translation risks explained
- 7:20 Centralised versus decentralised decision making
About this lesson
This video covers practical frameworks for stock market listings and compliance requirements (using the London Stock Exchange as an example), how governments restrict capital movement through blocked funds and transfer pricing regulations, and the economic, translation, and transactional risks you need to monitor. You'll also explore the trade-offs between centralised control and local autonomy in overseas operations. Essential for understanding how multinationals structure their finances across borders and manage the complexities of international business.
Duration: 9m
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