The trend of Globalization has brought with it an increasing number of multinational corporations, making a study of the problems associated with such corporations a matter of great topical interest and relevance in the current context. Larger multinational corporations are generally assumed to be immune to inefficiencies, particularly in the area of financial management. This was perhaps true even about a decade back when the few multinational corporations could spread their wings across the globe only on the basis of their higher efficiency and better product or service offerings. Today, however, this has changed considerably, and one finds that even reputed multinational organizations can no longer be assumed to be efficient in their financial management. This book looks at the theoretical framework that is available from existing literature on the subjects of corporate finance, multinational corporations, and globalization, and examines the inefficiencies in multinational corporation finance, and the causes for the same.