FINA.6530 Financial Institutions and Markets (Formerly FINA 653/61.732)

Id: 006415 Credits: 3-3

Description

Analysis of the theory and practice of financial intermediation by institutions in the financial markets, including debt, equity, and foreign exchange markets. Study of the role of financial intermediaries including commercial banks, investment banks, and brokers. Other topics include financial market policy making and regulation in financial markets with an aim to understanding the rationale and nature of such policies and regulations.

Prerequisites

FINA.5010 Fundamentals of Finance, or permission of graduate program coordinator.

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