Topics in this course include management of accounts receivable, cost and near money, operations cost of credit, short term requirements and repayment abilities. A course designed to give students exposure to extensive analysis of problems in management of capital structure and capital expenditures. Students learn the fundamental techniques used by financial managers of multinational corporations. Material will include, but not be limited to, the management of risk using options and futures and the optimal use of contracting. Deals with financial decision-making in financial institutions, particularly emphasizing commercial banks.
Topics covered include managing financial assets, deposit acquisition and capital management.
Integrates theory into practical aspects of financial markets and management of financial institutions. A sequel to FIN 4510, it integrates, extends, and applies the central concepts of bank management in a series of case studies, some of which will be analyzed in teams. Issues of public policy and bank regulation are also incorporated in the cases. An introduction to the physical, legal and economic fundamentals of real estate using an integration of real estate markets, mortgage financing, appraisal principles and investment analysis. Forms of ownership and investment in real estate are examined.