FINA - Finance
Probability and statistical techniques as applies to financial markets. Topics will replicate those for CFA® Level I program and typically include correlation and regression in the prediction and evaluation of investment performance.
3
Students apply corporate finance theory from a management perspective. Analysis of corporate governance, dividend and stock repurchase policy, capital structure, working capital management, leasing, hybrids and mergers are emphasized
3
Prerequisites
BSAD 52000
An overview of risk and return for various financial instruments is presented, consistent with the learning objectives for Level I of the CFA Exam. Topics also covered include the mechanics of security trading, market efficiency, and fundamental analysis of equities.
3
Prerequisites
FINA 57000 and FINA 57200
The use of futures, options, and swaps in hedging and speculation is covered. Pricing theory, applications, and operational issues will be introduced.
3
Prerequisites
FINA 57000 and FINA 57200
This course investigates many of the issues facing the international business firm. Topics covered include exchange rate determination, risk management and the interaction of foreign exchange and capital markets.
3
Prerequisites
FINA 57000 and FINA 57200
Evaluation of fixed income investments and interest rate fundamentals. Topics will replicate those for the CFA® Level I program and typically include evaluating risk, spot and forward interest rate, and bond interest rate sensitivity as measured by duration and convexity.
3
Prerequisites
FINA 57000 and FINA 57200
This course primarily covers the use of financial statements in analyzing a firm and its securities. Topics will replicate those for the CFA® Level I program and typically include cash flow analysis, earnings computations, and liability classifications including off-balance-sheet debt.
3
Prerequisites
FINA 57200
International graduate students may engage in temporary employment for the purpose of gaining practical experience directly related to their major field of study. Practicum fulfilling the Curricular Practical Training must be approved by the Program Director prior to registration, after an evaluation of the employment request and suitability of employer relative to the student’s major area of study.
3
Case studies are utilized to study the integrative nature of financial decision making. The course emphasizes managerial applications of financial theory relating to working capital policy, capital budgeting, and corporate control.
3
Prerequisites
FINA 57000, FINA 57200, FINA 57900, FINA 58400, FINA 58600, FINA 60200 and FINA 60300