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Finance
 
FIN 614 International Finance II: Stock and Bond Markets
  1.5 hours Elective Terms Offered: F09(B), F08(B)
  Advisory Prerequisites: FIN 612 
   
  International Finance II: Stock and Bond Markets --- This course examines international financial markets, and the opportunities they present for achieving risk management and asset allocation objectives. The principle focus will be on assets traded in liquid markets: currencies, equities, bonds, swaps, and other derivatives. Analytical tools for risk and return measurement, portfolio management, hedging, and implementing dynamic investment strategies in an international context will be examined. The course is tailored to students seeking careers in international banking and investment or with finance department of corporations operating in world markets.
 
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