Investment Management
This course explores the characteristics of financial investments and markets and develops modern techniques of investment analysis and management. The goal is to help students develop a level of analytical skill and institutional knowledge sufficient to make sensible investment decisions. Topics include: an overview of stock, debt and derivative asset markets, practical applications of modern portfolio theory, equilibrium and arbitrage-based approaches to capital market pricing, the debate over market efficiency, the term structure of interest rates, bond portfolio management, and uses of derivative assets in investment portfolios. Prereq: For Master of Finance or Financial Management certificate students.
Topics
- an overview of stock
- debt and derivative asset markets
- practical applications of modern portfolio theory
- equilibrium and arbitrage-based approaches to capital market pricing
- the debate over market efficiency
- the term structure of interest rates
- bond portfolio management
- and uses of derivative assets in investment portfolios
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027