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MFIN 500 Financial Accounting and Reporting 1.5 Credits
The course provides a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts, principles, and standards of financial accounting with an emphasis on how financial information is reported to external users and how it is used in resource allocation decisions. The topics covered include the preparation and use of the financial statements, the recording cycle, liquid assets, inventories and cost of the goods sold, plant assets and intangibles, liabilities and owner's equity, and ratio analysis.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2018-2019 Financial Accounting and Reporting 1.5
Fall 2017-2018 Financial Accounting and Reporting 1.5
Fall 2016-2017 Financial Accounting and Reporting 1.5
Fall 2015-2016 Financial Accounting and Reporting 1.5
Fall 2014-2015 Financial Accounting and Reporting 1.5
Fall 2013-2014 Financial Accounting and Reporting 3
Fall 2012-2013 Accounting 1.5
Fall 2011-2012 Accounting 1.5
Fall 2010-2011 Accounting 1.5
Fall 2009-2010 Accounting 1.5
Fall 2008-2009 Accounting 1.5
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 501 Principles of Finance 1.5 Credits
Fundamental issues of finance are taught in this course. The course starts with financial statements analysis, introducing students with balance sheets and income statements of corporations. Time value of money, Net Present Value (NPV) and Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) analysis follows. Using these techniques, we go onto valuation of stocks and bonds. Capital investment decisions are examined as well. Course ends with an introduction to the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM), which is a neat depiction of the relation between risk and return.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2018-2019 Principles of Finance 1.5
Fall 2017-2018 Principles of Finance 1.5
Fall 2016-2017 Principles of Finance 1.5
Fall 2015-2016 Principles of Finance 1.5
Fall 2014-2015 Principles of Finance 1.5
Fall 2013-2014 Principles of Finance 1.5
Fall 2012-2013 Principles of Finance 1.5
Fall 2011-2012 Principles of Finance 1.5
Fall 2010-2011 Principles of Finance 1.5
Fall 2009-2010 Financial Management 1 1.5
Fall 2008-2009 Financial Management 3
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 502 Corporate Finance 1.5 Credits
This course is a continuation of MFIN 501 and resumes where MFIN 501 leaves. The course starts with the analysis of capital structure of firms, which involves comparing the cost of debt and equity financing. Other topics include payout policy, options and futures, risk management, mergers and acquisitions and financial distress.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2018-2019 Corporate Finance 1.5
Fall 2018-2019 Corporate Finance 1.5
Fall 2017-2018 Corporate Finance 1.5
Fall 2016-2017 Corporate Finance 1.5
Fall 2015-2016 Corporate Finance 1.5
Fall 2014-2015 Corporate Finance 1.5
Fall 2013-2014 Corporate Finance 1.5
Fall 2012-2013 Corporate Finance 1.5
Fall 2011-2012 Corporate Finance 1.5
Fall 2010-2011 Corporate Finance 1.5
Fall 2009-2010 Financial Management 2 1.5
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 504 Statistics 1.5 Credits
In this introductory statistics course, topics include probability theory, distributions, sampling, hypothesis testing, and regression methodologies.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2018-2019 Statistics 1.5
Fall 2017-2018 Statistics 1.5
Fall 2016-2017 Statistics 1.5
Fall 2015-2016 Statistics 1.5
Fall 2014-2015 Statistics 1.5
Fall 2013-2014 Statistics 1.5
Fall 2012-2013 Statistics 3
Fall 2011-2012 Statistics 3
Fall 2010-2011 Statistics 3
Fall 2009-2010 Statistics 3
Fall 2008-2009 Statistics 3
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 506 Modeling in Excel 1.5 Credits
Modeling with Excel tables, graphical visualization Modeling with Excel tables, graphical visualization Excel, and programming with VBA macros are the topics covered in the course.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2018-2019 Modeling in Excel 1.5
Fall 2017-2018 Modeling in Excel 1.5
Fall 2016-2017 Modeling in Excel 1.5
Fall 2015-2016 Modeling in Excel 1.5
Fall 2014-2015 Modeling in Excel 1.5
Fall 2013-2014 Modeling in Excel 1.5
Fall 2012-2013 Modeling in Excel 1.5
Fall 2011-2012 Modeling in Excel 1.5
Fall 2010-2011 Modeling in Excel 1.5
Fall 2009-2010 Modeling in Excel 1.5
Fall 2008-2009 Modeling in Excel 1.5
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 510 Financial Statement Analysis 1.5 Credits
The course focuses on how finance professionals use and interpreting financial tables. Creation and use of financial ratios are discussed. Assessment of the financial strength of companies is examined.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2018-2019 Financial Statement Analysis 1.5
Fall 2017-2018 Financial Statement Analysis 1.5
Spring 2016-2017 Financial Statement Analysis 1.5
Fall 2016-2017 Financial Statement Analysis 1.5
Fall 2015-2016 Financial Statement Analysis 1.5
Fall 2014-2015 Financial Statement Analysis 1.5
Fall 2012-2013 Financial Statement Analysis 1.5
Fall 2011-2012 Financial Statement Analysis 1.5
Fall 2010-2011 Financial Statement Analysis 1.5
Fall 2009-2010 Financial Statement Analysis 1.5
Fall 2008-2009 Financial Statement Analysis 1.5
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 511 Portfolio Theory 1.5 Credits
The Portfolio Theory course builds from financial markets and securities trading and develops modern portfolio theory as a characterization of rational investor behavior by means of diversification. The course includes a rigorous discussion of the theory of the risk-return trade-off, market efficiency, portfolio management practices, portfolio performance evaluation, and concludes with behavioral finance.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2018-2019 Portfolio Theory 1.5
Fall 2018-2019 Portfolio Theory 1.5
Fall 2017-2018 Portfolio Theory 1.5
Fall 2016-2017 Portfolio Theory 1.5
Fall 2015-2016 Portfolio Theory 1.5
Fall 2014-2015 Portfolio Theory 1.5
Fall 2013-2014 Portfolio Theory 1.5
Fall 2012-2013 Portfolio Theory 1.5
Fall 2011-2012 Portfolio Theory 1.5
Fall 2010-2011 Portfolio Theory 1.5
Fall 2009-2010 Portfolio Theory 1.5
Fall 2008-2009 Investments 1 0
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 512 Fixed-Income Analytics 1.5 Credits
Fixed-Income Analytics deals with the valuation and management of fixed-income portfolios. The course starts with the modern interpretation of the term-structure of interest rates. Building from the basic notion of time-value of money, the course introduces duration and convexity with an emphasis on their implications for portfolio management. The course includes the derivation of an arbitrage-free interest rate model to help price options embedded in interest-rate dependent securities as wells as a discussion of interest-rate swaps and various trading strategies.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2018-2019 Fixed-Income Analytics 1.5
Spring 2017-2018 Fixed-Income Analytics 1.5
Spring 2016-2017 Fixed-Income Analytics 1.5
Spring 2015-2016 Fixed-Income Analytics 1.5
Spring 2014-2015 Fixed-Income Analytics 1.5
Spring 2013-2014 Fixed-Income Analytics 1.5
Spring 2012-2013 Fixed-Income Analytics 1.5
Spring 2011-2012 Fixed-Income Analytics 1.5
Fall 2010-2011 Fixed-Income Analytics 1.5
Spring 2009-2010 Fixed-Income Analytics 1.5
Spring 2008-2009 Investments 2 3
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 513 Money & Banking 1 1.5 Credits
The course will provide an introduction to macroeconomics. Characteristics of financial institutions will also be examined in detail.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2018-2019 Money & Banking 1 1.5
Fall 2017-2018 Money & Banking 1 1.5
Fall 2016-2017 Money & Banking 1 1.5
Fall 2015-2016 Money & Banking 1 1.5
Spring 2014-2015 Money & Banking 1 1.5
Spring 2013-2014 Money & Banking 1 1.5
Spring 2012-2013 Money & Banking 1 1.5
Spring 2011-2012 Money & Banking 1 1.5
Spring 2010-2011 Money & Banking 1 1.5
Fall 2009-2010 Money & Banking 1 1.5
Fall 2008-2009 Money & Banking 3
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 514 Financial Econometrics 1.5 Credits
This is a two semester course and aims to overview the essential econometric techniques used in applied financial analysis. Case studies from the academic finance literature are employed to demonstrate potential uses of each approach. The first course introduces basic classical linear regression model, panel data methods and qualitative dependent variables.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2018-2019 Financial Econometrics 1.5
Fall 2017-2018 Financial Econometrics 1.5
Fall 2016-2017 Financial Econometrics 1.5
Fall 2015-2016 Financial Econometrics 1 1.5
Fall 2014-2015 Financial Econometrics 1 1.5
Fall 2013-2014 Financial Econometrics 1 1.5
Fall 2012-2013 Financial Econometrics 1 1.5
Fall 2011-2012 Financial Econometrics 1 1.5
Fall 2010-2011 Financial Econometrics 1 1.5
Fall 2009-2010 Financial Econometrics 1 1.5
Fall 2008-2009 Financial Econometrics 3
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite:
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 515 Financial Econometrics 2 1.5 Credits
The second course in financial econometrics focuses on modelling and forecasting financial time series. The aim is to teach how to evaluate basic models and principles in the analysis of the financial time series, to interpret the existing empirical literature and execute new empirical studies in the areas of asset pricing, market microstructure and the general modelling of financial time series. The course covers univariate and multivariate stationary and non-stationary time series models as well as models of volatility.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2015-2016 Financial Econometrics 2 1.5
Fall 2014-2015 Financial Econometrics 2 1.5
Fall 2013-2014 Financial Econometrics 2 1.5
Fall 2012-2013 Financial Econometrics 2 1.5
Fall 2011-2012 Financial Econometrics 2 1.5
Fall 2010-2011 Financial Econometrics 2 1.5
Fall 2009-2010 Financial Econometrics 2 1.5
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite:
ECTS Credit: 3 ECTS (3 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 516 Financial Modeling -1 1.5 Credits
This course will provide an introduction to financial modeling. Developing good financial models requires combining knowledge of finance and modeling skills. Students will be assumed to have a good working knowledge of the topics covered in the introductory finance course and a good comfort level in using Excel. Financial and statistical functions and more complex Excel and VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) operations such as generating random numbers, using data tables, and working with matrices, loops and arrays will be introduced as necessary. No prior VBA knowledge will be assumed. Project analysis, cost of capital, financial statement modeling, valuation, and leasing will be among the topics covered.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2017-2018 Financial Modeling -1 1.5
Spring 2016-2017 Financial Modeling -1 1.5
Spring 2015-2016 Financial Modeling -1 1.5
Spring 2014-2015 Financial Modeling -1 1.5
Spring 2013-2014 Financial Modeling -1 1.5
Summer 2012-2013 Financial Modeling -1 1.5
Spring 2011-2012 Financial Modeling -1 1.5
Spring 2010-2011 Financial Modeling -1 1.5
Fall 2009-2010 Financial Modeling -1 1.5
Fall 2008-2009 Financial Modeling -1 1.5
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: MFIN 523
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 517 Money & Banking 2 1.5 Credits
The course will provide an introduction to macroeconomics. Characteristics of financial institutions will also be examined in detail.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2009-2010 Money & Banking 2 1.5
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 3 ECTS (3 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 520 Valuation 1.5 Credits
The principal objective of this course is to provide you with the conceptual basis, intuitive reasoning, and analytical framework for making sound valuation decisions.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2018-2019 Valuation 1.5
Fall 2017-2018 Valuation 1.5
Fall 2016-2017 Valuation 1.5
Fall 2015-2016 Valuation 1.5
Fall 2014-2015 Valuation 1.5
Fall 2013-2014 Valuation 1.5
Fall 2012-2013 Valuation 1.5
Fall 2011-2012 Valuation 1.5
Spring 2010-2011 Valuation 1.5
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 521 Advanced Corporate Finance 1 1.5 Credits
Case studies in corporate finance focusing on financial planning, firm valuation, mergers and acquisitions, long-term financing, and risk management will be the outline of the course.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2009-2010 Advanced Corporate Finance 1 1.5
Spring 2008-2009 Advanced Corporate Finance 3
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 3 ECTS (3 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 522 Derivative Securities 1.5 Credits
This course serves as a comprehensive introduction to derivative securities. Naturally, forward contracts, futures, options, and swaps are the focal point of the course. While the main emphasis is on the use of derivatives as risk-transferring/minimizing devices, valuations of such contracts are also included. A solid coverage of no arbitrage based pricing is provided as the common underlying premise to valuing derivative securities. Therewith, cost-of-carry valuation of forwards and futures, , binomial pricing of options, the Black-Scholes option pricing formula, and swap pricing are introduced.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2018-2019 Derivative Securities 1.5
Fall 2017-2018 Derivative Securities 1.5
Fall 2016-2017 Derivative Securities 1.5
Fall 2015-2016 Derivative Securities 1.5
Fall 2014-2015 Derivative Securities 1.5
Fall 2013-2014 Derivative Securities 1.5
Fall 2012-2013 Derivative Securities 1.5
Fall 2011-2012 Derivative Securities 1.5
Fall 2010-2011 Derivative Securities 1.5
Spring 2009-2010 Derivative Securities 1.5
Spring 2008-2009 Derivatives 3
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 523 Financial Risk Management 1.5 Credits
This course serves as a follow-up for the course titled Derivative Securities. The main emphasis is on how derivative securities are used against common risk factors such as interest rates, exchange rates and credit risk. In addition to hedging strategies to be created by any of the derivative securities, various other trading strategies involving options (spreads and combinations) are presented. Topics such as delta-hedging and portfolio insurance are also covered.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2018-2019 Financial Risk Management 1.5
Spring 2017-2018 Financial Risk Management 1.5
Spring 2016-2017 Financial Risk Management 1.5
Spring 2015-2016 Financial Risk Management 1.5
Spring 2014-2015 Financial Risk Management 1.5
Spring 2013-2014 Financial Risk Management 1.5
Summer 2012-2013 Financial Risk Management 1.5
Spring 2011-2012 Financial Risk Management 1.5
Spring 2010-2011 Financial Risk Management 1.5
Summer 2009-2010 Financial Risk Management 1.5
Prerequisite: MFIN 522 - Doctorate - Min Grade D
or MFIN 522 - Masters - Min Grade D
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 524 Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 1.5 Credits
Valuation, deal structuring, leveraged buyouts and corporate structurings will be the outline of the course.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2018-2019 Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 1.5
Spring 2017-2018 Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 1.5
Spring 2016-2017 Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 1.5
Summer 2015-2016 Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 1.5
Spring 2015-2016 Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 1.5
Spring 2014-2015 Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 1.5
Spring 2013-2014 Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 1.5
Spring 2012-2013 Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 1.5
Spring 2011-2012 Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 1.5
Spring 2010-2011 Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 1.5
Spring 2009-2010 Advanced Corporate Finance 2 1.5
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 525 Programming in VBA for Excel 1.5 Credits
The objective of this course is to provide the fundamentals necessary to develop VBA programs in Excel, so that interested students can later take the follow-up course OPIM 531 to learn developing decision support tools in Excel. The course assumes no prior programming experience and emphasizes the importance of following a professional style in writing code. Working with ranges, and other Excel objects, developing user forms, error handlings are covered in addition to basic building blocks of VBA programming.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Summer 2014-2015 Programming in VBA for Excel 1.5
Fall 2014-2015 Programming in VBA for Excel 1.5
Fall 2013-2014 Programming in VBA for Excel 1.5
Fall 2012-2013 Programming in VBA for Excel 1.5
Fall 2011-2012 Programming in VBA for Excel 1.5
Fall 2010-2011 Programming in VBA for Excel 1.5
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 3 ECTS (3 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 526 Financial Modeling - 2 1.5 Credits
Financial modeling is the quantitative representation of the relationships among the variables of financial problems. A well-designed financial model captures the interdependencies among the variables at hand and makes it easy to answer "what-if" questions. This course will build on Financial Modeling I and tackle more advanced topics such as portfolio models, event studies, VaR (value at risk) analysis, option pricing, portfolio insurance, real options valuation, immunization strategies, and term-structure modeling, and help the students gain the necessary competencies in building appropriate financial models for each case. The aim is to get the students to the skill level where they can model and solve most financial problems they will face in the business world.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Summer 2009-2010 Financial Modeling - 2 1.5
Spring 2008-2009 Financial Modeling - 2 1.5
Prerequisite: MFIN 516 - Masters - Min Grade D
or MFIN 516 - Doctorate - Min Grade D
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 3 ECTS (3 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 527 Microeconomics 1.5 Credits
This is the first part of a two-course module in economics. The purpose of the module is to familiarize students with the main economic concepts and the economic reasoning of an economist. In this part, the focus is on the market economy and on the decision making problem of the individual units, notably firms.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2010-2011 Microeconomics 1.5
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 3 ECTS (3 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 528 Macroeconomics 1.5 Credits
This is the second part of a two-course module in economics. In this part, the idea is to enable the student to use information concerning the surrounding (macro and global) economic environment in her (his) economic decisions. Together with the first course that focuses on microeconomics, the module familiarizes students with the main economic concepts and the economic reasoning of an economist..
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2010-2011 Macroeconomics 1.5
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 3 ECTS (3 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 530 Economics for Financial Managers 1.5 Credits
This course covers economic principles and their implications in competitive environments. The course is taught in two parts, allocated to macro- and microeconomics. The objective of the course is to familiarize the students with the economic environment and develop an understanding of economic reasoning.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2018-2019 Economics for Financial Managers 1.5
Fall 2017-2018 Economics for Financial Managers 1.5
Fall 2016-2017 Economics for Financial Managers 1.5
Fall 2015-2016 Economics for Financial Managers 1.5
Fall 2014-2015 Economics for Financial Managers 1.5
Fall 2013-2014 Economics for Financial Managers 1.5
Fall 2012-2013 Economics for Financial Managers 3
Fall 2011-2012 Economics for Financial Managers 3
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 531 Special Topics: Strategic Financial Management 3 Credits
Some of the topics that are intended to be the focus of study in this course are strategic approach to financial management, compensation, reward systems, corporate risk management, corporate governance, principal-agent theories, , joint ventures and alliances, venture capital and private equity.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Summer 2008-2009 Special Topics: Strategic Financial Management 3
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 6 ECTS (6 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 533 Special Topics in Finance 2 1.5 Credits
These courses focus on particular topics and / or perspectives within their respective domains. The aim is to provide an in-depth review and assessment of the research and conceptual literature within chosen topics and / or theoretical perspectives. Students are expected to gain a thorough appreciation of the past developments in and the current state of research within the central foci of the course and be able to develop research agendas to motivate and guide their future work.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Summer 2014-2015 Special Topics in Finance 2 1.5
Summer 2013-2014 Special Topics in Finance 2 1.5
Summer 2012-2013 Special Topics in Finance 2 1.5
Summer 2011-2012 Special Topics in Finance 2 1.5
Summer 2010-2011 Special Topics in Finance 2 1.5
Summer 2009-2010 Special Topics in Finance 2 1.5
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 3 ECTS (3 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 535 International Finance 1.5 Credits
The international finance course will enrich student knowledge on the exchange rate dynamics, international trade and development, and emerging markets. Furthermore, corporate finance issues with a global perspective will be covered. More specifically, accounting for international transactions, valuation of international investments, and financial management of multinationals will be investigated. On the international investments side, global portfolio management, risk management, country and sector risks, international interest rates, term structures, and global markets will be examined.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2017-2018 International Finance 1.5
Spring 2016-2017 International Finance 1.5
Spring 2015-2016 International Finance 1.5
Summer 2008-2009 International Finance 3
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 541 Special Topics in Finance 3 1.5 Credits
These courses focus on particular topics and / or perspectives within their respective domains. The aim is to provide an in-depth review and assessment of the research and conceptual literature within chosen topics and / or theoretical perspectives. Students are expected to gain a thorough appreciation of the past developments in and the current state of research within the central foci of the course and be able to develop research agendas to motivate and guide their future work.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Summer 2014-2015 Special Topics in Finance 3 1.5
Summer 2013-2014 Special Topics in Finance 3 1.5
Spring 2012-2013 Special Topics in Finance 3 1.5
Summer 2011-2012 Special Topics in Finance 3 1.5
Summer 2010-2011 Special Topics in Finance 3 1.5
Summer 2009-2010 Special Topics in Finance 3 1.5
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 3 ECTS (3 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 542 Special Topics in Finance 4 1.5 Credits
These courses focus on particular topics and / or perspectives within their respective domains. The aim is to provide an in-depth review and assessment of the research and conceptual literature within chosen topics and / or theoretical perspectives. Students are expected to gain a thorough appreciation of the past developments in and the current state of research within the central foci of the course and be able to develop research agendas to motivate and guide their future work.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Summer 2009-2010 Special Topics in Finance 4 1.5
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 3 ECTS (3 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 550 Accounting & Financial Statement Analysis 3 Credits
The course provides a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts, principles, and standards of financial accounting with an emphasis on how financial information is reported to external users and how it is used in resource allocation decisions. The topics covered include the preparation and use of the financial statements, the recording cycle, liquid assets, inventories and cost of the goods sold, plant assets and intangibles, liabilities and owner's equity, and ratio analysis. Also The course focuses on how finance professionals use and interpreting financial tables. Creation and use of financial ratios are discussed. Assessment of the financial strength of companies is examined.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2019-2020 Accounting & Financial Statement Analysis 3
Fall 2023-2024   (MFIN850) 3
Fall 2022-2023   (MFIN850) 3
Fall 2021-2022   (MFIN850) 3
Fall 2020-2021   (MFIN850) 3
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 10 ECTS (10 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 559 Economics for Managers 3 Credits
This course covers economic principles and their implications in competitive environments. The course is taught in two parts, allocated to macro- and microeconomics. The objective of the course is to familiarize the students with the economic environment and develop an understanding of economic reasoning.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2019-2020 Economics for Managers 3
Spring 2023-2024   (MFIN859) 3
Spring 2022-2023   (MFIN859) 3
Spring 2021-2022   (MFIN859) 3
Spring 2020-2021   (MFIN859) 3
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 10 ECTS (10 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 590 Project / Internship 0 Credit
There will be an internship/project component of the program as well.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2018-2019 Project / Internship 0
Spring 2017-2018 Project / Internship 0
Spring 2016-2017 Project / Internship 0
Spring 2015-2016 Project / Internship 0
Spring 2014-2015 Project / Internship 0
Spring 2013-2014 Project / Internship 0
Spring 2012-2013 Project / Internship 0
Spring 2011-2012 Project / Internship 0
Spring 2010-2011 Project / Internship 0
Spring 2009-2010 Project / Internship 0
Spring 2008-2009 Project / Internship 0
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 4 ECTS (4 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 591 Finance Practicum 1 0 Credit
The course will be based on seminars given by outside speakers. The topics will be related to the practical issues related to Turkish financial markets, such as the Turkish tax system, capital market laws and regulations, public offerings, venture capital and entrepreneurial laws, Turkish financial markets and European Union.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2018-2019 Finance Practicum 1 0
Fall 2018-2019 Finance Practicum 1 0
Fall 2017-2018 Finance Practicum 1 0
Fall 2016-2017 Finance Practicum 1 0
Fall 2015-2016 Finance Practicum 1 0
Fall 2014-2015 Finance Practicum 1 0
Fall 2013-2014 Finance Practicum 1 0
Fall 2012-2013 Finance Practicum 1 0
Fall 2011-2012 Finance Practicum 1 0
Fall 2010-2011 Finance Practicum 1 0
Fall 2009-2010 Finance Practicum 1 0
Fall 2008-2009 Practicing Finance 0
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 1 ECTS (1 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 592 Finance Practicum 2 0 Credit
The course will be based on seminars given by outside speakers. The topics will be related to the practical issues related to Turkish financial markets, such as the Turkish tax system, capital market laws and regulations, public offerings, venture capital and entrepreneurial laws, Turkish financial markets and the European Union.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2018-2019 Finance Practicum 2 0
Spring 2017-2018 Finance Practicum 2 0
Spring 2016-2017 Finance Practicum 2 0
Spring 2015-2016 Finance Practicum 2 0
Spring 2014-2015 Finance Practicum 2 0
Spring 2013-2014 Finance Practicum 2 0
Spring 2012-2013 Finance Practicum 2 0
Spring 2011-2012 Finance Practicum 2 0
Spring 2010-2011 Finance Practicum 2 0
Spring 2009-2010 Finance Practicum 2 0
Spring 2008-2009 Practicing Finance 2 0
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 1 ECTS (1 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 593 Finance Practicum 3 0 Credit
The course will be based on seminars given by outside speakers. The topics will be related to the practical issues related to Turkish financial markets, such as the Turkish tax system, capital market laws and regulations, public offerings, venture capital and entrepreneurial laws, Turkish financial markets and the European Union.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Summer 2010-2011 Finance Practicum 3 0
Summer 2009-2010 Finance Practicum 3 0
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 1 ECTS (1 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
General Requirements:
 
MFIN 596 Managerial Skills Development 1.5 Credits
Managerial Skills workshop is a series of seminars and hands-on activities designed to develop various team and professional skills of MiF students to support them as they embark on their careers.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2018-2019 Managerial Skills Development 1.5
Fall 2017-2018 Managerial Skills Development 1.5
Fall 2016-2017 Managerial Skills Development 1.5
Fall 2015-2016 Managerial Skills Development 1.5
Fall 2014-2015 Managerial Skills Workshop 1 1.5
Fall 2013-2014 Managerial Skills Workshop 1 1.5
Fall 2012-2013 Managerial Skills Workshop 1 0
Summer 2011-2012 Managerial Skills Workshop 1 0
Spring 2011-2012 Managerial Skills Workshop 1 0
Prerequisite: __
Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 3 ECTS (3 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 598 Managerial Skills Workshop 2 1.5 Credits
Managerial Skills workshop is a series of seminars and hands-on activities designed to develop various team and professional skills of MiF students to support them as they embark on their careers.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2012-2013 Managerial Skills Workshop 2 1.5
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ECTS Credit: 3 ECTS (3 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 800 Graduation Project 0 Credit
The program requires the conduct and completion of a project. The project topic and content is based on the interest and background of the student. It is to be approved by the faculty member serving as the project supervisor. At the completion of the project, the student is required to submit a final report. The report is to be approved by the project supervisor.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2023-2024 Graduation Project 0
Spring 2022-2023 Project 0
Spring 2021-2022 Project 0
Spring 2020-2021 Project 0
Spring 2019-2020 Project (MFIN600) 0
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Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 10 ECTS (10 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 806 Behavioral Finance 1.5 Credits
Behavioral finance is a relatively new but quickly expanding field that seeks to provide explanations for people’s financial decisions by combining behavioral and cognitive psychological theory with conventional economics and finance. Neoclassical economists assume that; i) all individuals act rationally to maximize their utility for both monetary and non-monetary gains, and ii) markets are fully efficient and prices reflect all available, relevant information. However, in reality these assumptions often do not hold. Behavioral finance helps explain why and how markets might be inefficient, why people are imperfect processors of information and why they are often subject to biases, errors and perceptual illusions. CFA exam curriculum devotes more and more weight to behavioural finance every year. Portfolio managers, investment advisors, consultants, CFOs and individual investors must have an in-depth understanding of different behavioral biases and their impacts on financial decision making. This course aims to be a guide to understanding the fundamentals of behavioral finance and reasons and impacts of irrational investor behaviour. Throughout the course, we will cover psychological biases that effect the financial decision-making process and examine their impacts on financial markets and on people’s lives. The course will be supported by real-life case studies, analyses of investor behaviour, cases of behavioral interventions to modify investor behaviour and interviews / Q&A sessions with investment practitioners.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2023-2024 Behavioral Finance 1.5
Spring 2022-2023 Behavioral Finance 1.5
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ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 807 Venture Capital and Private Equity 3 Credits
Private equity (PE) refers to investment funds organized as limited partnerships that invest in public and private firms using various strategies such as leveraged buyout, growth capital, mezzanine capital, venture capital etc Typical investors in PE are large institutional investors and wealthy individuals. Venture capital (VC) is a subcategory of PE concentrating on investments made in less mature, early stage companies. The PE market has grown significantly since 1980s and has become one of the most important financial markets globally. This course will introduce the methodologies used in PE finance and employ the case method to study PE deals. PE is a great lab to study important topics in finance such as capital structure, corporate governance, valuation, asset allocation, organizational restructuring. Throughout the course, PE market is going to be discussed from the perspective of different agents including entrepreneurs, PE fund managers, and the investors in PE funds. The course is going to start with early stage investments in VC market. The objective in this section is to analyze a VC opportunity from a qualitative and quantitative perspective. Later, we will discuss private equity and leveraged buyout investments in large companies. In the last part of the course, we will study investments in PE funds and issues related to structuring PE funds.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2023-2024 Venture Capital and Private Equity 3
Spring 2022-2023 Venture Capital and Private Equity 3
Spring 2021-2022 Venture Capital and Private Equity 3
Spring 2020-2021 Venture Capital and Private Equity 3
Spring 2019-2020 Venture Capital and Private Equity (MFIN507) 3
Spring 2018-2019 Venture Capital and Private Equity (MFIN507) 3
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ECTS Credit: 10 ECTS (10 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 813 Money & Banking 1.5 Credits
The course will provide an introduction to macroeconomics. Characteristics of financial institutions will also be examined in detail.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2023-2024 Money & Banking 1.5
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ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 817 Machine Learning Applications in Finance 3 Credits
The goal of this course is to develop skills in handling financial data, modeling, prediction and forecasting utilizing machine learning algorithms. The first part of the course introduces python programming fundamentals and develop skills to process, handle and visualize financial data. In the second part of the course, machine learning algorithms such as logistic regression, artificial neural networks and decision trees are discussed with applications in financial markets. Hands on training is provided in financial problems such as portfolio optimization, trading algorithms, forecasting asset prices and macroeconomic variables. Fundamental machine learning algorithms from the classification, regression and reinforcement learning domains are introduced throughout the course providing the fundamental knowledge for investment professionals to implement these techniques successfully in different areas of finance and economics.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2022-2023 Machine Learning Applications in Finance 3
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ECTS Credit: 10 ECTS (10 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 832 Special Topics in Finance 1 3 Credits
These courses focus on particular topics and / or perspectives within their respective domains. The aim is to provide an in-depth review and assessment of the research and conceptual literature within chosen topics and / or theoretical perspectives. Students are expected to gain a thorough appreciation of the past developments in and the current state of research within the central foci of the course and be able to develop research agendas to motivate and guide their future work.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2023-2024 Special Topics in Finance 1 3
Spring 2022-2023 Special Topics in Finance 1 3
Spring 2021-2022 Special Topics in Finance 1 3
Spring 2020-2021 Special Topics in Finance 1 3
Spring 2019-2020 Special Topics in Finance 1 (MFIN532) 3
Spring 2016-2017 Special Topics in Finance 1 (MFIN532) 3
Summer 2014-2015 Special Topics in Finance 1 (MFIN532) 3
Summer 2013-2014 Special Topics in Finance 1 (MFIN532) 3
Spring 2012-2013 Special Topics in Finance 1 (MFIN532) 3
Summer 2011-2012 Special Topics in Finance 1 (MFIN532) 3
Summer 2010-2011 Special Topics in Finance 1 (MFIN532) 3
Summer 2009-2010 Special Topics in Finance 1 (MFIN532) 3
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Corequisite: __
ECTS Credit: 10 ECTS (10 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 850 Accounting & Financial Statement Analysis 3 Credits
The course provides a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts, principles, and standards of financial accounting with an emphasis on how financial information is reported to external users and how it is used in resource allocation decisions. The topics covered include the preparation and use of the financial statements, the recording cycle, liquid assets, inventories and cost of the goods sold, plant assets and intangibles, liabilities and owner's equity, and ratio analysis. Also The course focuses on how finance professionals use and interpreting financial tables. Creation and use of financial ratios are discussed. Assessment of the financial strength of companies is examined.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2023-2024 Accounting & Financial Statement Analysis 3
Fall 2022-2023 Accounting & Financial Statement Analysis 3
Fall 2021-2022 Accounting & Financial Statement Analysis 3
Fall 2020-2021 Accounting & Financial Statement Analysis 3
Fall 2019-2020 Accounting & Financial Statement Analysis (MFIN550) 3
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ECTS Credit: 10 ECTS (10 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 851 Corporate Finance 3 Credits
Fundamental issues of finance are taught in this course. The course starts with financial statements analysis, introducing students with balance sheets and income statements of corporations. Time value of money, Net Present Value (NPV) and Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) analysis follows. Using these techniques, we go onto valuation of stocks and bonds. Capital investment decisions are examined as well. Course ends with an introduction to the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM), which is a neat depiction of the relation between risk and return. Also the course examines the analysis of capital structure of firms, which involves comparing the cost of debt and equity financing. Other topics include payout policy, options and futures, risk management, mergers and acquisitions and financial distress.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2023-2024 Corporate Finance 3
Fall 2022-2023 Corporate Finance 3
Fall 2021-2022 Corporate Finance 3
Fall 2020-2021 Corporate Finance 3
Fall 2019-2020 Corporate Finance (MFIN551) 3
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ECTS Credit: 10 ECTS (10 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 852 Valuation, Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 3 Credits
The principal objectives of this course are to provide students with the conceptual basis, intuitive reasoning, and analytical framework for making sound valuation decisions. Also the course deals structuring, leveraged buyouts and corporate structuring.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2023-2024 Valuation, Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 3
Spring 2022-2023 Valuation, Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 3
Spring 2021-2022 Valuation, Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 3
Spring 2020-2021 Valuation, Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring 3
Fall 2019-2020 Valuation, Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring (MFIN552) 3
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ECTS Credit: 10 ECTS (10 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 858 Global Financial Markets 1.5 Credits
This course is an introduction to the global financial markets that are used by banks, multinational corporations, and government agencies, in the conduct of their business and implementation of economic policy. The global financial markets include the market for foreign exchange, the Eurocurrency and related money markets, the international capital markets, the commodity markets and the markets for forward contracts, options, swaps and other derivatives. The course seeks to explain how these markets work both in the context of basic principles of economics and finance and by means of examples and applications using several case studies. It will also look at a very important risk namely the exchange rate risk for multinational corporations, banks and other entities (hedge funds, shadow banks, etc.) and discuss how to manage and hedge these risks using various financial instruments. Finally the course will provide theoretical and empirical analysis on the prediction, prevention and management of various financial crisis, such as banking, currency, debt and balance of payments crises.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
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ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 859 Economics for Managers 3 Credits
This course covers economic principles and their implications in competitive environments. The course is taught in two parts, allocated to macro- and microeconomics. The objective of the course is to familiarize the students with the economic environment and develop an understanding of economic reasoning.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2023-2024 Economics for Managers 3
Spring 2022-2023 Economics for Managers 3
Spring 2021-2022 Economics for Managers 3
Spring 2020-2021 Economics for Managers 3
Spring 2019-2020 Economics for Managers (MFIN559) 3
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ECTS Credit: 10 ECTS (10 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 860 Quantitative Methods 3 Credits
This course includes the topics of probability theory, distributions, sampling, hypothesis testing, and regression methodologies. Also it aims to overview the essential econometric techniques used in applied financial analysis. Case studies from the academic finance literature are employed to demonstrate potential uses of each approach. The first course introduces basic classical linear regression model, panel data methods and qualitative dependent variables.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2023-2024 Quantitative Methods 3
Fall 2023-2024 Quantitative Methods 3
Fall 2022-2023 Quantitative Methods 3
Fall 2021-2022 Quantitative Methods 3
Fall 2020-2021 Quantitative Methods 3
Fall 2019-2020 Quantitative Methods (MFIN560) 3
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ECTS Credit: 10 ECTS (10 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 861 Investments 3 Credits
This course introduces the structure of financial markets and the valuation of financial assets including stocks, bonds, forwards, futures, options and swaps. Among the topics to be covered are: fixed-income investments, yield-to-maturity, duration, yield curves, forward rates, mean-variance framework, portfolio construction and performance analysis, mutual funds and other investment companies, asset pricing models, equity valuation, fundamental and technical analyses, the use of derivatives in risk-management and their pricing
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2023-2024 Investments 3
Fall 2022-2023 Investments 3
Fall 2021-2022 Investments 3
Fall 2020-2021 Investments 3
Fall 2019-2020 Investments (MFIN561) 3
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ECTS Credit: 10 ECTS (10 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 862 Derivatives & Risk Management 3 Credits
This course serves as a comprehensive introduction to derivative securities and financial risk management. Naturally, forward contracts, futures, options, and swaps are the focal point of the course. While the main emphasis is on the use of derivatives as risk-transferring/minimizing devices, valuations of such contracts are also included. A solid coverage of no arbitrage based pricing is provided as the common underlying premise to valuing derivative securities. Therewith, cost-of-carry valuation of forwards and futures, , binomial pricing of options, the Black- Scholes option pricing formula, and swap pricing are introduced. Also, the emphasis is on how derivative securities are used against common risk factors such as interest rates, exchange rates and credit risk. In addition to hedging strategies to be created by any of the derivative securities, various other trading strategies involving options (spreads and combinations) are presented. Topics such as delta- hedging and portfolio insurance are also covered.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Fall 2023-2024 Derivatives & Risk Management 3
Fall 2022-2023 Derivatives & Risk Management 3
Fall 2021-2022 Derivatives & Risk Management 3
Fall 2020-2021 Derivatives & Risk Management 3
Spring 2019-2020 Derivatives & Risk Management (MFIN562) 3
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ECTS Credit: 10 ECTS (10 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 877 Financial Technologies 3 Credits
This course focuses on the technological advancements, innovative trends and startups that are shaping the Financial Services Industry. The course introduces both the technologies and the firms (both startups and big corporations) that are using these technologies for innovative solutions. The following topics are covered in the course: • The Transformation of Financial Services and the Future of Financial Industry • The Effects of Technology and Innovation on Financial Industry • FinTech Ecosystem • Technological Trends and Use Cases • Blockchain Technologies • Open Banking and API Economy • Digital Banking, Banking as a Service (BaaS) and Banking as a Platform (BaaP) • FinTech Regulations • FinTech Startups and New Business Models • The Strategic Partnership Models Between Corporations and Startups • Case Studies from Different Industries
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2022-2023 Financial Technologies 3
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ECTS Credit: 10 ECTS (10 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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MFIN 899 Wealth Management 1.5 Credits
The course offers a hands-on experience about the practical aspects of financial portfolio management. Along with the concepts covered in the class, students are expected to build a portfolio management notion by thinking on real world problems. The main themes are investment decision making process and investment policy statement, management of individual and institutional portfolios, integrating capital market expectations and asset allocation, technical and practical aspects of portfolio management in traditional asset classes and alternative investments.
Last Offered Terms Course Name SU Credit
Spring 2023-2024 Wealth Management 1.5
Spring 2022-2023 Wealth Management 1.5
Spring 2021-2022 Wealth Management 3
Spring 2020-2021 Wealth Management 3
Spring 2019-2020 Wealth Management (MFIN599) 3
Spring 2018-2019 Wealth Management (MFIN599) 3
Spring 2017-2018 Wealth Management (MFIN599) 3
Spring 2016-2017 Wealth Management (MFIN599) 3
Summer 2015-2016 Wealth Management (MFIN599) 3
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ECTS Credit: 5 ECTS (5 ECTS for students admitted before 2013-14 Academic Year)
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