__ FIN2700 Money, Banking, and Financial Markets
Prerequisite
BG1200 Mathematics for Business
Course Description
A foundation course discusses on the importance and functions of money, the impact of the monetary and fiscal policies on the money supply and how the financial markets and institutions allocate the money. The course also introduces the analysis of the financial statements, pricing of debt instruments, time value of money, interest rates determinants and international financial system.
Class Material
Course Syllabus - Evening Program
Chapter 1 - Money, Banking, and Financial Markets: An Overview
Chapter 2 - Money: Its Nature, Functions, and Evolution
Chapter 3 - Financial Markets and Instruments
Chapter 4 - Financial Intermediation
Chapter 5 - Interest Rate Determination
Chapter 6 - Term Structure and Risk Structure of Interest Rates
Chapter 7 - The Stock Market
Chapter 8 - The Foreign Exchange Market
Chapter 9 - Commercial Banking
Chapter 12 - The Federal Reserve System: Its Structure and Functions
Chapter 14 - The Deposit Expansion Process: The Simple Analytics
Chapter 18 - The Tools of Federal Reserve Policy