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金融経済学I

This course aims at providing students from various backgrounds with accessible introduction to modern financial economics. The topics range from asset pricing, corporate finance, and financial intermediation/banking, so that students will be able to acquire basic knowledge necessary to understand the functions of finance. The course is designed to function as a good preparation for more advanced topics covered in Financial Economics II.

Upon completion, students are expected to be able to:
(a) Discuss the key factors that drive financial decisions;
(b) Discuss and assess the functions of capital markets;
(c) Discuss and assess the roles of financial intermediation;
(d) Discuss theories of capital budgeting and capital structure.
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時間割/共通科目コード
コース名
教員
学期
時限
47191-11
GFS-IS6B19L3
金融経済学I
中田 啓之
S1
水曜3限
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講義使用言語
英語
単位
1
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授業計画
Lecture 1 (8 April): Introduction and Expected Utility Lecture 2 (15 April): Markowitz Model (Mean-Variance Analysis) Lecture 3 (22 April): Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) Lecture 4 (13 May): Arrow-Debreu Framework I Lecture 5: (20 May): Arrow-Debreu Framework II Lecture 6 (27 May): Banking Lecture 7 (3 June): Corporate Finance
授業の方法
Lectures and home assignments. Lectures will be delivered face-to-face and online simultaneously. There will be six assessed home assignments/problem sets. The final exam will be held in class/in person. All materials will be distributed via UTOL.
成績評価方法
100% by home assignments - only the best two out of three assignments count. Credits based on professional careers (CBPC) are not applicable to this course.
履修上の注意
Typed lecture notes will be provided in advance, which students are expected to read in advance. Relevant chapters in recommended books are listed in the syllabus on UTOL. Additional supplemental readings will be given in each lecture.
その他
<授業情報> The first lecture is scheduled on 8 April.