Course code: BED-3042

Intermediate Finance

Campus
Semester / Year Autumn 2011
Credits 10
BED-3042
Intermediate Finance
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10
ects
The course is administrated by
Fakultet for biovitenskap, fiskeri og økonomi
Type of course
The course can be taken as a master single topic.
Admission requirements
Recommended Prerequisites: BED-2020 Investment and Finance
Course contents
Portfolio theory, basic derivative pricing in continuous time, CAPM and index models and the fixed income market
Objective of the course

Students who have successfully completed the course should have achieved the following learning outcomes:

Knowledge and comprehension:

  • Knowledge of portfolio theory, basic derivative pricing in continuous time, CAPM and index models and the fixed income market

Skills:

  • Be able to explain important topics and derive results in portfolio theory, basic derivative pricing in continuous time, CAPM and index models and the fixed income market
  • Advanced: Apply theoretical concepts and ideas to new areas

Competence:

  • The student should be able independently to develop their own competence and expertise in the field of portfolio theory, basic derivative pricing in continuous time, CAPM and index models and the fixed income market. Moreover, he or she should be able to discuss central questions, analyses and conclusions pertaining to these topics.

Language of instruction and examination
English
Teaching methods
The course has varied teaching methods.
Assessment methods

Written exam lasting 4 hours, comprising 100% of the final course grade (A-F).

To access the exam, two submissions have been approved.

Date for examination
Skriftlig eksamen: 13.12.2011
The date for the exam can be changed. The final date will be announced at your faculty early in May and early in November.
Skriftlig eksamen
Course overlap
SOK-3060 Intermediate Finance 8
Recommended reading/syllabus
Available on request.


Lectures Autumn 2011
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