Program in Foreign Exchange and Risk Management
Overview
The Foreign Exchange and Risk Management course focuses on the principles and practices of managing currency exchange operations and mitigating financial risks in international trade. It equips learners with the knowledge to handle foreign transactions, understand currency fluctuations, and apply strategies to protect businesses from global financial uncertainties.
Program Objectives
To provide a comprehensive understanding of foreign exchange markets and currency mechanisms.
To train learners in identifying and managing exchange rate risks in global trade.
To explain the role of banks, financial institutions, and regulatory frameworks in forex management.
To develop practical skills in using hedging instruments such as forwards, futures, options, and swaps.
To prepare participants for careers in financial management, export–import, and treasury operations.
Key Learning Areas
Structure and Functions of Foreign Exchange Markets
Exchange Rate Determination and Fluctuation Factors
Currency Hedging Tools: Forwards, Futures, Options, and Swaps
Risk Identification and Mitigation Strategies
Role of RBI, FEMA, and International Monetary Systems
Forex Management in Export–Import Transactions
Who Should Enroll
Students interested in finance, international business, or trade operations.
Professionals working in export–import, banking, or treasury departments.
Entrepreneurs managing cross-border transactions and currency exposure.
Career Opportunities
Forex Dealer / Treasury Executive
Risk Management Analyst
International Trade Finance Officer
Financial Analyst / Consultant
Export–Import Operations Manager