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The
following outlines of course content are correct at the time of
writing,
although the material (or the order in which it is covered) may be
subject to
change.
1. All courses are 3
credit
hours each, unless otherwise indicated.
2. Normally, a course will
not be run without a minimum enrolment of students.
FIN201:
Fundamentals of Financial Management
Financial
management from the viewpoint of the business manager emphasizing
profitability, liquidity, and long-range financial planning.
FIN202:
Introduction to Banking
Banking
organizations, non-bank financial institutions, basic functions of
banks.
Principles and theories of banking. Recent developments and the effect
of
technological changes on banks, deregulation, globalization of the
banking
industry.
FIN301:
Banking Laws
The
legal principles relating to the banker-customer relationship, banking
and
other financial services provided by banks, including secured lending
and
investment advice and services, the operation of bank accounts,
security.
FIN302:
Commercial Bank Management
Treasury
management of financial services institutions, management of a bank's
own
balance sheet exposures: liquidity and cash management, management of
capital,
supervision and regulation. The business environment, management
processes,
theories, models, skills and techniques. Management theory and practice
relevant to banking institutions. Lending policies, investment
policies,
liquidity and capitalizations. Interest policies.
FIN304:
Financial Intermediation
Theory
of financial intermediation and the role of the financial
intermediaries in
economy, problems of financial intermediation in developing accounts,
reasons
for financial intermediation and necessary conditions to develop
financial
system.
FIN305:
Bank Accounting
The
basics of accounting, reporting financial performance, examining
published
accounts, methods of valuing shares and businesses, ratio analyses and
cash
flow statements are also covered in this course.
FIN401:
Money and Banking
The
definition and role of money in economic activity. Analysis of
commercial and
Central banking institutions. Examination of macro relations between
financial
organizations, and principle objectives of stabilization policy.
FIN402:
Credit Analysis and Lending
Fundamentals
of managing credit selection risk and underwriting risk; bank lending
policies
and procedures; loan pricing; creating loan agreements; monitoring loan
performance; consumer and real estate lending; lending to large
corporations;
lending to small business.
FIN405:
Risk Management and Insurance
Risk
identification and measurement. Risk control tools, pricing of risk.
The
concept of risk insurance. Fundamentals of the insurance business, life
and
health insurance. Property and liability insurance contracts.
Government
regulation. International insurance and re-insurance markets.
FIN420:
Public Financial Management
Methods
used to manage public financial resources, including accountability,
financial
statements, and review procedures.
FIN490: Finance and Banking Internship
This
course provides the student experience in his/her chosen field of
study.
Through this experience, the student gains a practical understanding of
work in
the industry, experience on the job, enhancement of skills learned in
the
classroom, and contacts with professionals in the business world.
FIN495: Finance and Banking Project Paper
The Project Paper will
provide the students with the opportunity to find, research, design,
implement, document, and orally present a project in the chosen field
of study.
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