School
Queen's Business School
Introduction and Investment Environment
Investment Project Evaluation
Security Analysis: Bond and Equity
Risk Aversion and Capital Allocation
Optimal Risky Portfolios
Capital Asset Pricing Model
Empirical Analysis on Security Returns
Portfolio Performance Evaluation
Market Efficiency and Behavioural Finance
Professional ethics in Finance
Upon successful completion of this module students will:
- Understand the techniques for the evaluation of investment projects;
- Have the knowledge of the risk return relationship, portfolio theory, and professional ethics;
- Understand empirical analysis on security returns;
- Apply the tools they have acquired to set investment criteria, create and manage portfolios consisting of different assets, the most efficient manner for given aims and environment restrictions.
Quantitative analysis, problem solving, logical reasoning, ability to evaluate/interpret financial data.
Coursework
0%
Examination
100%
Practical
0%
20
Queen's Business School
FIN2010
Spring Semester
None