This course provides students with a theoretical and practical foundation in international banking within the context of financial globalization, while enabling learners to clearly understand the operational mechanisms, organizational structures, products, risks, and strategies of cross-border banks. The course aims to develop analytical thinking regarding international markets such as Eurocurrency, global financial centers, offshore financial zones, foreign exchange business strategies, and an overview of Fintech. Students are also equipped with the capacity to assess international risks—ranging from country and banking risks to liquidity crises—alongside the ways in which policy response frameworks are constructed and operated.