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Lehrveranstaltung Instrumente der Politikberatung

ECTS Credits ECTS Credits

Sprache Deutsch Sprache

Studienplan VZ Studienplan

Semester 2 SS Semester
Lehrveranstaltung Interaktives und visuelles Storytelling

ECTS Credits 3.00 ECTS Credits

Sprache Deutsch Sprache

Studienplan VZ Studienplan

Semester 2 SS Semester
Nach erfolgreichem Abschluss der Lehrveranstaltung sind Studierende in der Lage,
- die Merkmale und Funktionsweise interaktiver Storys zu beschreiben,
- didaktische Elemente bei der digitalen Aufbereitung von Storys wiederzugeben,
- Konzepte für die Aufbereitung interaktiver Inhalte zu skizzieren,
- technische, künstlerische und didaktische Aspekte von Interactive Storytelling-Anwendungen zu identifizieren,
- die Unterschiede linearer und non-linearer Inhalte zu erklären,
- Prinzipien des linearen und non-linearen Storytellings zu erläutern und anzuwenden.
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Lehrveranstaltung International Aspects of Logistics

ECTS Credits 3.00 ECTS Credits

Sprache Englisch Sprache

Studienplan BB Studienplan

Semester 2 SS Semester
After successful completion of the course, students are able
- to name and understand the trends of globalisation (hyperglobalisation, slowbalisation, de-globalisation) (1,2),
- to understand the basic meaning of international trade, foreign direct investments (FDI) and geopolitics between major political players and their interests, in particular U.S., EU, China and other relevant Emerging Markets (1, 2),
- to explain, verify and analyze the most important sources, streams and sinks of most traded and transported goods and their mode of transport (2, 3, 4),
- to name and explain most common international trade agreements (1, 2),
- to name, explain and analyze the tasks and role of the most important institutions in international trade, e.g. WTO, Worldbank, IMF (1, 2, 3, 4),
- to explain the outsourcing of processes of western countries to Asia and the subsequential rise of international transport (2),
- to name and explain the most common INCOTERMS in international trade and its consequences on the organization of transport chains (1, 2),
- to understand and explain the complexity of multimodal transport chains, especially how trade and transport documents are used and handled (2),
- to explain measures of risk management in international trade and its consequences for domestic business and its basic theoretical foundations from a cost and control aspect (transaction cost theory, principal agency theory) (1, 2),
- to explain and understand alternatives of expanding businesses beyond national borders (internationalization) such as
  - export/trade
  - licensing
  - franchising
  - joint venture
  - subsidiary (1, 2),
- to understand and to explain the prerequisites and possibilities of Ecommerce in international trade (1, 2),
- to evaluate possible developments of international trade, especially digitalization/automation of international transport: goods flow and information flow (5),
- to explain international trade and its consequences on social and ecological sustainability (2),
- to develop alternative supply chain scenarios due to current risks in supply chains and supply chain management (6).
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Lehrveranstaltung International Bank Management

ECTS Credits 3.00 ECTS Credits

Sprache Englisch Sprache

Studienplan BB Studienplan

Semester 2 SS Semester

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After successful completion of the lecture, the students can
- describe the roles of the IMF, the BIS and the OECD
- distinguish between fixed and floating rate regimes, recognize the graduated nature of floating regimes, and explain the basic economic rationale for each type of regime
- explain why and how central banks intervene in the foreign exchange market and in their domestic money market, and understand their targets of monetary policy
- identify the economic and financial indicators that are proxies for the main items in the national income accounts and explain the connection
- understand the impact of a change in the spot rate on an FX swap
- describe how interest is managed in matched-principal FX swaps
- distinguish domestic, foreign and eurobond markets
- understand and distinguish different bond types such as ABS and covered bonds, index-linked bonds, bonds with puts, calls, etc.
- explain the importance of government bond markets
- explain the impact of credit risk (and credit spreads) on bond prices and swap rates
- define a Repo
- understand the logic underlying the Black-Scholes theory
- outline some of the alternative pricing models available, including the binomial theorem for major underlying asset classes (Cox-Ross-Rubinstein, Monte Carlo, etc.)
- describe the exclusive roles of the front office, middle office (risk management
- function) and back office, and explain the need for the segregation of their duties
- describe the role of the ALCO
- describe the role of the credit committee
- describe the role of audits
- define risk capital, explain its role in covering unexpected losses, distinguish
- between economic and regulatory risk capital, and outline how capital is raised and reinvested
- explain the the architecture of the Basel III Accord
- define VAR
- understand VAR and other sensitivity measures for managing the bank book
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Lehrveranstaltung International Banking Business

ECTS Credits 6.00 ECTS Credits

Sprache Englisch Sprache

Studienplan BB Studienplan

Semester 2 SS Semester

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After the successful completion of this practical course students can
- illustrate different roles of the IMF, the BIS and the OECD
- analyse the reasons why and how central banks intervene in the foreign exchange market and in their domestic money market
- calculate both sides of the theoretical swap points from a two-way spot and the bid and offered interest rates
- calculate a FX cross-rate swap
- calculate the profit or loss on a spot, forward FX and FX swap position
- calculate the fair value of plain vanilla and zero-coupon bonds from yield-to-maturity
- calculate the expected change in portfolio value for a given change in yield out of a given modified duration
- calculate a zero-coupon yield from a series of yields-to-maturity using the “bootstrapping” method and calculate a par yield from zero-coupon yields
- evaluate the price of an IRS
- calculate the price of an option with Black-Scholes model
- decompose Caps and Floors
- calculate the exact cost of borrowing or return on lending that is hedged with an FRA
- calculate VAR of portfolios
- calculate liquidity risk measures
- hedge FX, interest rate and liquidity risk of a given portfolio
- evaluate the impact of trading activities on balance sheet, P/L- and CF statement
- calculate and interpret risk adjusted performance measures
- choose trading activities according to given management goals
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Lehrveranstaltung International political economy and finance

ECTS Credits 3.00 ECTS Credits

Sprache Englisch Sprache

Studienplan BB Studienplan

Semester 2 SS Semester

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After successful completion of this course, the students can describe central aspects such as international finance and international trade and different theoretical approaches in international political economy. Moreover, students are able to explain and compare different theoretical perspectives such as neoclassical and Keynesian perspectives on the international financial architecture. Based on these theoretical perspectives, students are able to analyse historical and contemporary developments in the international political economy. In addition, students are able to assess important international dynamics such as the rise of China and the international implications.

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Lehrveranstaltung Internationale Politische Ökonomie der EU

ECTS Credits 5.00 ECTS Credits

Sprache Deutsch Sprache

Studienplan VZ Studienplan

Semester 2 SS Semester
Nach erfolgreicher Absolvierung des Moduls sind die Studierenden in der Lage,
- Grundlagen der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit zu skizzieren,
- Ansätze der internationalen politischen Ökonomie zu unterscheiden und den historisch-räumlichen Analyserahmen der theoretischen Konzeptionen für die EU anzuwenden,
- Konsequenzen der Umbrüche der Internationalen Politischen Ökonomie im internationalen Kontext vergleichend zu analysieren und zu reflektieren,
- Anwendungsbereiche der Internationalen Politischen Ökonomie für Europa entlang der Entwicklungslinien sozialer Mobilität, Aufstiegsperspektiven und Disziplinierung einkommensschwacher Schichten zu diskutieren und zu reflektieren.
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Lehrveranstaltung Internationales politisches Risikomanagement

ECTS Credits 3.00 ECTS Credits

Sprache Deutsch Sprache

Studienplan BB Studienplan

Semester 2 SS Semester

Nach Abschluss dieser Lehrveranstaltung sind die Studierenden in der Lage, aktuelle internationale bzw. globale politische Entwicklungen (z.B. Internationaler Terrorismus etc.) richtig einzuschätzen und diese Erkenntnisse bei strategischen Unternehmensentscheidungen (z.B. Auswahl von Auslandsmärkten etc.) zu berücksichtigen.

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Lehrveranstaltung Internationales Steuerrecht

ECTS Credits 2.00 ECTS Credits

Sprache Deutsch Sprache

Studienplan BB Studienplan

Semester 2 SS Semester
Lehrveranstaltung Introduction to Asset Management

ECTS Credits 2.00 ECTS Credits

Sprache Englisch Sprache

Studienplan BB Studienplan

Semester 2 SS Semester

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After the successful completion of the course, students are able to characterize the most important tasks in asset management and identify the risks associated with them. Furthermore, they can elaborate on different asset classes and identify characteristic risks of each of these. They can differentiate between strategic and tactical asset allocation and evaluate the risk profile of a chosen strategic asset allocation. They can outline financial models supporting the tasks in asset management and are able to calculate and critically analyse key figures used for these models. Furthermore, they are able to identify problems in the course of a portfolio management process and state possibilities to overcome these.

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European Credit Transfer System

Das European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) stellt sicher, dass Leistungen von StudentInnen an Hochschulen des Europäischen Hochschulraums vergleichbar und anrechenbar sind. Das ECTS soll mehr Transparenz schaffen, Mobilitätshemmnisse beseitigen und eine Brücke zwischen den Hochschulen schlagen.

An der FH des bfi Wien wird das ECTS vorbildlich ein- und umgesetzt. Seit 2003 wird jedem/r StudentIn der FH des bfi Wien bei Abschluss des Studiums automatisch und kostenlos der Anhang zum Diplom (Diploma Supplement) in Englisch und Deutsch ausgehändigt. Das von der Europäischen Kommission verliehene ETCS Label und Diploma Supplement Label sind Ausdruck fairer akademischer Anerkennung sowie Verbesserung der Transparenz im internationalen Umfeld.

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