This is a core course for finance undergraduates.
This course is about understanding core knowledge and principles on how MNCs decide on making investment and financing decisions in an international context.
This is an elective course for International Business undergraduates.
The course contents could be divided into five parts: introduction to financial system, time money value, pricing model, risk management
and portfolio management, and no-arbitrage pricing. They are expected to provide students with basic ideas about how the financial system
works, basic skills in financial practice, and a solid foundation for further study in this field.
In this course students will study the main issues in modern corporate finance. Main content of this course includes: outline of corporate
finance, financial statement analysis, long-term financial planning and growth, future cash flow valuation, bond valuation, stock valuation,
long-term investment decisions, retained earnings and dividend policy, cost of capital and capital structure, and liquidity management. The
main theme surrounding these topics is ‘value’. The study will focus on maximizing value for shareholders.
This course extends the financial decisions framework of financial management in an international context. Specifically students are able to comprehend how MNCs decide on their investment and financing decisions to maximize firm value.
This course introduces what is portfolio management and the 4-step portfolio management process which comprises of plan (setting up the Investor Policy Statement - IPS), Do (Portfolio Construction and Implementation), Check (Portfolio Evaluation and Monitoring) and Action (Portfolio Rebalancing and Adjustment). At the end of the course students are able to comprehend the main job specifications of a portfolio manager.
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Financial econometrics is the intersection of statistical techniques and finance. Financial econometrics seeks to test models of how financial markets operate and how financial prices are determined. These models will be particularly useful in analyzing financial data and constructing and evaluating the performance of different trading strategies.
The course is an introduction to evolving and growing literature on international finance and the macroeconomics of an open economy. This course expounds on the basics of international financial rules, the fundamental theories of international finance, and the interactions among countries under the global financial market settings.