MPP-531

Financial Analysis

Nguyen Xuan Thanh & Tran Thi Que Giang
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Activity
Tuesday, 16/02/2016
13:30 - 15:00

Lecture 1. Financial Instruments and Markets (I)

Readings:

*Bodie, Kane & Marcus, Chapter 2

*Mishkin, "The Economics of Money, Banking and Financial Markets", Chapter 3.

Thursday, 18/02/2016
13:30 - 15:00

Lecture 2. Financial Instruments and Markets (II)

Readings:

*Bodie, Kane & Marcus, Chapter 2

*Mishkin, "The Economics of Money, Banking and Financial Markets", Chapter 3.

Friday, 19/02/2016
13:30 - 15:00

Lecture 3. Financial institutions

Readings:

*Bodie, Kane & Marcus, Chapter 2

*Mishkin, "The Economics of Money, Banking and Financial Markets", Chapter 3

Assignment 1 distributed.

Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
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Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
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Aswath Damodaran
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Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
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Aswath Damodaran
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Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
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Richard A. Brealey; Stewart C. Myers
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Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
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Richard A. Brealey; Stewart C. Myers
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Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
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Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
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Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
Date: 29/02/2016 14:42; File size: 58,669 bytes
Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
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Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
Date: 29/02/2016 14:41; File size: 58,669 bytes
Richard A. Brealey; Stewart C. Myers
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Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
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Richard A. Brealey; Stewart C. Myers
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Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
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Richard A. Brealey; Stewart C. Myers
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Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
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Richard A. Brealey; Stewart C. Myers
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Frederic S. Mishkin
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Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
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Frederic S. Mishkin
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Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
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Frederic S. Mishkin
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Zvi Bodie; Alex Kane; Alan J. Marcus
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The course starts with fundamental topics of financial instruments, markets and institutions and the introduction of discounted cash flow. Next, the second part of the course will focus on fundamental finance which is portfolio theory, including risk and returns, risk diversification, capital market equilibrium, and efficient market theory. In the third part, students will analyze debt instruments, including government bonds, corporate bonds and bond portfolio management.

The fourth part requires students to apply the knowledge of the Introduction to Financial Accounting course in the Fall semester and the previous parts to corporate finance analysis. In particular, students will be familiarized with capital structure theory, stock analysis based on technical analysis as well as fundamental financial analysis and corporate valuation practices based on free cash flow. The last part of the course will be risk analysis and financial derivative instruments. Students will practice risk analysis using Monte Carlo simulation, acquaint themselves with valuation concepts and principles of future contracts, options, and learn how to use these tools in risk management.

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