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BF010_Venture Capital & Capital Markets


BF_010
Banking Program
Venture Capital & Capital Markets
Syllabus, Texts and Study Programme

Course Summary

The course covers the instruments, the players, and the principles of valuation with an excellent blend of theory and practice. Topics include Overview of Market Participants and Financial Innovation, Depository Institutions, Investment Banking Firms, Stock Options Market, The Theory and Structure of Interest Rates, and The Market for Foreign Exchange and Risk Control Instruments. Appropriate for corporate treasurers.

Expected Outcome / Learning
At the end of this course, students will know how investment portfolios are created and evaluated. More specifically they will be able to:
-       Understand and implement key principles of capital markets
-       Organize and manage investment strategy on capital markets
-       Implement capital markets instruments for business development.
-       Recognize and cooperate with key players of capital market.

Required Textbook
Frank J. Fabozzi, Capital Markets: Institutions and Instruments (4th Edition), Prentice Hall, 2008, ISBN-13: 978-0136026020

Suggested Readings
Supplementary readings will be provided in the reading assignments for each module.
Students must maintain the readings, discussion participation, quizzes and assignments to obtain a passing grade in the course.  To obtain a superior grade, students must demonstrate a high degree of quality in their work.

IMPORTANT

PLEASE NOTE THAT PLAGIARISM (copying other writers' text without due citation or recognition) WILL NOT BE TOLERATED.  Plagiarism is equal to cheating in exams as it means "stealing" solutions to problems, ideas or written text from other people and pretending they are your own.  Students caught committing these forms of cheating will be subject to course failure and will be reported to the Dean of the University.  Two instances of cheating or plagiarism will be cause for academic suspension.

For information on what plagiarism is and how to avoid it, please read the pages 41 and 41 in the book: TURABIAN, Kate L., A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations, Chicago Style for Students and Researchers, 7th Edition, The University of Chicago Press, 2007.


COURSE SCHEDULE

Module 1
Description
The players:
-        Market participants and financial innovations
-        Depository and nondepository institutions
-        Investment banking firms
Read

 
Prepare

Module 2
Description
Organization and Structure of markets:
-        The primary and secondary markets
Read

Prepare

Module 3
Description
Risk and return theories
Read

Prepare

Module 4
Description
Derivative markets:
-        Swap, caps, and floor markets
Read

Prepare

Module 5
Description
The equity market
Read

Prepare

Module 6
Description

 Debt market:

-        Money market
-        Treasury and Agency Securities market
-        Municipal securities market
Read

Prepare

Module 7
Description
Debt   market:
-        Mortgage market
Read

Prepare

Module 8
Description

     Final Exam
Read

Prepare






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