International financial management is planning, organizing, and controlling the finances of Multinational Corporations (Multinational Corporations, often called MNCs). companies are that operate worldwide. MNC finance rightly defined as a system monetary relations, which generate economic activities necessary for accumulation, allocation, efficient use capital income funds. In way specia...

In this thesis we present an overview of a single exploratory case study on the topic of product portfolio management (PPM) implementation in multinational software corporations (MNCs). In this study, we look at four generally recurring issues in such implementation projects, being context, content, process and outcomes. We find that the case company has four goals that it wants to achieve by i...

This paper addresses the issues and challenges facing multinational corporations when they become involved in litigation that crosses international borders. The conflict of litigation discovery rights and individual privacy rights in different international jurisdictions can present a very challenging situation for litigants. This paper addresses the conflict inherent between litigation discove...

The rise of the anti-sweatshop movement in the 1990s made it clear that absent public pressure, multinational corporations tend to ignore the working conditions of employees in their subcontracted plants. Yet, these same corporations, once their profits became correlated with treatment of their workers, have implemented various policies aimed at promoting and protecting labor rights in their fa...

Hedging foreign currency risk is a central task for treasuries of multinational corporations. Traditionally, it has strongly relied on voice-based broking. With the advent of Internet technology, online platforms for foreign exchange trading emerged offering corporations a single point of access to the liquidity of a global market. However, online marketplaces only become truly valuable if seam...